Genin Lake is so well hidden that you would never guess that it was there until you were almost upon it. Even though it is situated at an altitude of 830 m in a karstic dip, this lake has been well-known for a very long time.

Hidden in the heart of a clearing lined with pine, spruce and beech trees, it almost looks like the Canadian countryside as the seasons change. The calmness of the area and the serenity it emanates are hardly disturbed by the activities pursued there.

To start with, you can swim and take long summer siestas on the lush grass. There are quiet spots for fishing, and in winter there is skating and even ice diving.