Shaitan Gwat Lake
Located within the Bahrain Valley of Swat, Shaitan Gwat Lake - also recognized as 'Devil's Lake,' is an alpine glacial lake at a significant altitude in Kedam village pastures. Accessible solely by trekking due to its remote location, it presents itself as the perfect destination for seasoned hikers and adventure enthusiasts seeking challenging trails amidst dramatic landscapes. The best time to embark on this adventurous journey is during July through September when weather conditions are more favorable.
Also known as the 'Devil's Lake', it is located in the Utror Valley. The trek is extremely steep and demanding; only attempt with high-altitude trekking gear and a local guide.
The best time to visit is during July, August and September. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Shaitan Gwat Lake requires hiking or trekking to reach. No road access is available.
Also known as the 'Devil's Lake', it is located in the Utror Valley. The trek is extremely steep and demanding; only attempt with high-altitude trekking gear and a local guide.
You can park your vehicle in Kedam village before beginning the long trek up toward the lake.
No, there are no shops or restaurants on the trail; you must carry all your own food, water, and supplies for the 10-15 hour journey.
The trail is very steep and rocky, so high-quality hiking boots and a first-aid kit are essential; it is highly recommended to trek with a local guide.
Often called 'The Devil's Corner,' this high-altitude glacial lake provides a rare 'fairyland' landscape that is one of the most secluded and pristine spots in Swat.
The Sarbanda pastures offer great wide-angle views of the lake, while the surrounding glaciers provide dramatic backdrops for alpine photography.
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