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It is located at the outlet of the Pyszniańska Valley and Hala Smreczyna, above the Kościeliska Valley, at an altitude of 1226 m above sea level. The lake was created in a depression between moraines of two glaciers. The average depth is 1.8 m, maximum depth 5.3 m, area 0.75 ha, capacity 13,540 m³. The water transparency is only 1.5-2 m. The entire pond is surrounded by forest, and above it are visible peaks: Smreczyński Wierch (2086 m above sea level), Kamienista (2126 m above sea level), Błyszcz (2158 m above sea level), the slopes of Starorobociański Wierch ( 2,178 m above sea level). The Polish-Slovak border runs along them. Near the pond there are two overgrown glades in the forest: Wyżnia Smreczyńska Polana and Niżnia Smreczyńska Polana. Highlanders used to think that the lake has no bottom. According to legend, when a gazda began to dig a drainage ditch to drain it and turn it into a meadow, a voice from the water warned him that it would sink all the villages, all... wyświetl cały opis

It is located at the outlet of the Pyszniańska Valley and Hala Smreczyna, above the Kościeliska Valley, at an altitude of 1226 m above sea level. The lake was created in a depression between moraines of two glaciers. The average depth is 1.8 m, maximum depth 5.3 m, area 0.75 ha, capacity 13,540 m³. The water transparency is only 1.5-2 m. The entire pond is surrounded by forest, and above it are visible peaks: Smreczyński Wierch (2086 m above sea level), Kamienista (2126 m above sea level), Błyszcz (2158 m above sea level), the slopes of Starorobociański Wierch ( 2,178 m above sea level). The Polish-Slovak border runs along them. Near the pond there are two overgrown glades in the forest: Wyżnia Smreczyńska Polana and Niżnia Smreczyńska Polana. Highlanders used to think that the lake has no bottom. According to legend, when a gazda began to dig a drainage ditch to drain it and turn it into a meadow, a voice from the water warned him that it would sink all the villages, all the way to the sea. Smreczyński Pond was visited and admired by many famous artists. They painted him, among others Walery Eljasz-Radzikowski, Wojciech Gerson, Leon Wyczółkowski. Stefan Żeromski described him in the second volume of Popiołów, and Seweryn Goszczyński in the piece Oda.

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