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A lake with a fascinating history:

Lake Scropoasa is an artificial dam lake built in 1929 for hydropower purposes. Although artificial in origin, the lake has blended seamlessly into the mountain landscape, creating an image of stunning beauty.

An unforgettable natural spectacle:

At an altitude of 1197 metres, the lake covers an area of 15 hectares and has a maximum depth of 15 metres. Its crystal-clear water reflects the colours of the sky and the surrounding mountains like a mirror, offering an unforgettable natural spectacle.

A paradise for nature lovers:

Lake Scropoasa is surrounded by a vibrant green forest that provides the perfect setting for relaxing hikes and mountain adventures. From here, you can hike to Padina, Seven Springs Waterfall, Zănoagei Gorge and Bolboci and Zănoaga huts.

A destination rich in sights:

Besides the natural beauty of the lake, in the area you can visit many other sights, such as the Ialomița Cave, the Peștera Monastery and the Cocora Hermitage.

Useful information for a memorable visit:

• Access: Lake Scropoasa is accessible by car on a forest road or by cable car from Sinaia.

• Programme: the lake can be visited daily, all year round.

• Fees: Access to the lake is free.

• Tips: Wear comfortable footwear for a walk in the woods. Take water and snacks with you. Respect the rules of the trail and don't leave tracks on the trail.

Lake Scropoasa awaits you to discover a magical world where you can relax in the middle of nature, enjoy spectacular views and the fresh mountain air.

Further information:

• Lake Scropoasa is an ideal destination for mountain hiking, picnicking, photography and water sports.

• Various accommodation and dining options can be found in the area, from hotels to guesthouses and cottages.

• For the full experience, a hike around the lake or a boat ride on its crystal clear waters is recommended.