Lago de Enol

Lago de Enol, located in the rugged Picos de Europa mountain range in Gamonedo de Onís, Spain, is a stunning glacial lake. Fed by melting glaciers, the dark waters are surrounded by jagged peaks, rocky cliffs, and lush green forests. According to legend, the lake is said to be the body of a giant forced to the bottom by the patron saint of Asturias. The lake can be accessed by several paths and trails beginning from villages around the lake. Popular activities include hiking, canoeing, fishing, and swimming. There are also nearby attractions, such as the Museum of Nature and Landscape or Fuente De Cable Car. During the winter months, the area is a popular skiing destination. Whether you are a hiker, skier, or just a nature lover, the peat and moss-covered shores of Lago de Enol can offer a unique and unforgettable experience.