Karagöl is a small crater lake in the Taurus Mountains in Turkey.

The surface area fluctuates, depending on winter snow fall, but is usually about 25,000 square metres (270,000 sq ft).

Due to high altitude, the area around the lake is devoid of trees, although the shore is covered with shrubs and wild flowers.

[1] The lake is home to Rana holtzi, an endemic frog (Werner, 1898), which is popularly called the "Frog of Toros" (Turkish: Toros kurbağası)[2] The lake is popular with mountaineers and trekkers.

Meydan Yaylası, a high plateau at the end point of the road from the highway, is about 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) north of Karagöl.