Dream or reality?
The picture is idyllic from summer to winter: a turquoise lake , some alpine mountains, a carpet of grass. But when spring comes, the landscape of the Grüner See, in Tragoss, Austria, acquires unreal tints thanks to a natural phenomenon: the hochschwab mountains they live their thaw season, melting towards the valley in which the aquatic formation is located.
In this way, the waters, generally quite low, see their flow increased by more than double, reaching up twelve meters deep and making the park a underwater landscape coveted by divers from all over the world. It must be a surreal feeling swimming over gravel paths that are normally walked on!
The time when the place reaches its greatest depth is in June, while in July the level of its waters begins to drop which, yes, despite being summer, the temperature remains between four and eight degrees . However, the cold is a tiny price to pay for visiting this dream setting and its surroundings, the town of Tragöss, a perfect destination for those who are looking for tranquility, untouched nature and all the alpine beauty that its charming cabins . Go taking out the tickets It's for next spring...!