I found this at one of the photoblogs that give neither primary sources or details about the image. (Click photo for fullscreen view)
It looks like a fjord rather than a mountain lake, but it's not one of the Norwegian fjords that I'm familiar with. Is it perhaps one of the New Zealand fjords? Or is it actually a lake in the Italian or Swiss Alps?
The image intrigues me because of the gradual upslope of that central peninsula; looks like a wonderful place for a hike. Any information or suggestions would be appreciated.
Update: Identified as Lake Lucerne. Thanks.
This is the lake of Lucerne in Switzerland. What you call a peninsula is the Mont Bürgenstock. The picture has probably be taken from the south part of the Mount Pilatus.
ReplyDeleteWow, I stayed in Lucerne, Switzerland about 5 years ago. What a wonderful country!
ReplyDeleteThe color of the water and scenery at Interlaken took the cake, though.