5 underrated nature spots in Europe

Europe may not have as good nature as the Americas or Asia, but it's got some pretty dang good nature. I'm not just talking about the Alps and everything. Here are five underrated nature spots in Europe that you've probably never heard of that you need to go to. First on this list is Plitvice Lakes National Park in Croatia. This is a pretty famous spot in Croatia, but unless you're going to Croatia, I doubt you would have heard. It's generally some of the bluest water in the world. Just absolutely insane. Second on this list is Zakopane in Poland. Poland literally has super tall and super beautiful mountains in the winter, snowy. It looks better than the Alps, half the price. Alright, third is a lake in Slovenia. I'm not talking about Lake Bled, I'm talking about Lake Bohinj. Genuinely one of the most stunning lakes I've ever been to. Mirror reflection, alpine mountains and really cool hiking around the lake. Waterfalls as well. Fourth is another lake, and this lake is called Lake Ohrid in North Macedonia. Genuinely insane. It's just like the lake I, the water is so clear. Seeing it in the snow when the winter was, one of one experience. Alright, no. 5, least, the biggest natural arch in Europe, which comparable to places like Arches or any of the Utah National Parks is Bohemian Switzerland National Park in the Czech Republic. Just otherworldly landscape. Really cool and underrated gem that you can do as a day trip from Prague. Also, bonus lake. Also, bonus Lake Como in off season. The nature there is insane. And if you go in, like, April, like I went in April and the crowds there weren't crazy. I obviously everyone's heard of Lake Como, but yeah, that's just a bonus.