Lake Hule, or Lago de Hule, is a volcanic lake nestled in the highlands of Costa Rica, near Poas Volcano and Congo Volcano. The lake draws its name from the abundant tropical rubber trees that encircle its shores. Visitors can take in the panoramic views from a restaurant perched above the water or opt for a more adventurous experience by hiking down to the lake or around its perimeter. The rugged terrain makes a 4-wheel-drive vehicle advisable for those driving to the area.
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