At the “Tauragno Valley” recreation area, visitors can stroll along well-maintained paths, which include stairs and rest areas on the slopes. The beauty of the lake can be enjoyed from two pontoon piers equipped with observation platforms, while a third pontoon pier features a spot for mooring boats. The shoreline is enhanced with gazebos, outdoor furniture, a volleyball court, changing cabins, and a children's play area. The recreational area is illuminated with lamps, ensuring a cozy atmosphere even after dark.
Lake Tauragnas is renowned for its
cool water, as its deepest point reaches 62.1 meters, causing the water to warm up slowly even during hot summers. The sandy shoreline provides an ideal spot for barefoot walks and exercise, delivering pleasant sensations.
Next to the lake, visitors can enjoy not only summer but also winter activities. During the colder months, ice fishing enthusiasts visit the lake, hoping to catch fish from the country’s deepest water body. It is also a popular spot for skating—people clear the ice and create amateur rinks, relishing the feeling of freedom.