Wild Lake, Lake, karst spring and solutional cave in Slovenia

Wild Lake is a lake, karst spring and solutional cave in western Slovenia. The lake is a pool of water that emerges from a cave at the base of a cliff, and the cave extends underground behind the spring.

The lake and cave have been shaped by water over thousands of years, as the river carved its way through the limestone. In the past, the site was used as a source of drinking water for the nearby settlement.

Local people often visit the lake to cool off in summer, and the spot is also a popular place for divers who come to explore the cave. The name comes from the wild, untamed look of the water and the surrounding rocks.

The site is easy to reach on foot from the nearby village, with a short walk to the water's edge. The ground can be slippery near the spring, so wear shoes with good grip and watch your step on the wet stones.

The water in the lake is known for its clear, blue-green color, and the cave behind it is one of the longest explored underwater caves in Europe. Divers have mapped several hundred meters of passages, but the full extent of the cave is still unknown.