Underwater Hiking In This Austrian Lake Looks Like The Coolest Scuba Diving Adventure Ever (PHOTOS)

Have you ever wanted go hiking ... underwater? Well, look no further.

A diver crossing a bridge in the flood water.

Above the water, this shows the surrounding area to the flood water.

This amazing mountain lake lies in Tragoess, Austria. For half of the year, visitors can walk around the base of the Hochschwab mountains and a small, 3-foot-deep lake. But in the summer, snowmelt fills Green Lake, covering trees, walking paths, benches and grass in 40-feet of water creating a surreal underwater park.

The flood water which has created an underwater world.

A diver in the flood water.

A diver goes over a footpath in the flood water.

The waters peak in June and then begin to recede about a month later, but divers flock to the underwater hiking destination. Take a look at a few more amazing photos below.

A diver in the flood water.

A diver crossing a bridge in the flood water.

The flood water which has created an underwater world.

A diver crossing a bridge in the flood water.

A diver crossing a bridge in the flood water.

The flood water which has created an underwater world.