Lake Amut

Lake Amut is located in Russia, in the Khabarovsk Territory, in the Solnechny region, approximately 60 kilometers from the city of Komsomolsk-on-Amur and 7 kilometers from the village of Gorny. This is a high-altitude landslide lake, the average depth of which is 12.5 meters, the greatest depth is 70 meters, the length is 450 meters, the width is 130 meters, and the transparency is 4-5 meters.

Amut is located at an altitude of 761.5 meters above sea level. Its water temperature is 3-6 degrees Celsius. From the lake, at an altitude of 880 meters, flows the Amut River, whose length is 12 kilometers.

On the banks of the Amut forests come close to the water. Here spruce grows, the age of some of them is more than 100 years.

The microclimate of this area attracts a large number of tourists who come here to be treated, relax, and ski in winter. Some believers believe that Amut is “the center of divine grace.”

In the water live sloth, molten, garius and river gliana.

The reservoir has become a natural monument of regional importance, it belongs to the Jerginsky Reserve.