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Taraspsee (Lai da Tarasp)

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Taraspsee (Lai da Tarasp)

Taraspsee (Lai da Tarasp)

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    1. Circular hike through Tarasp

    6.52km

    02:03

    230m

    Intermediate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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    2. From Tarasp Fontana via Crap Putèr to Ardez

    15.1km

    05:45

    1,070m

    Expert hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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    3. Lai Nair – Taraspsee (Lai da Tarasp) loop from Scuol-Tarasp

    12.9km

    04:18

    540m

    Intermediate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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    September 15, 2024

    The Taraspsee (also Tarasper See or Taraspersee, Romansh in the idiom Vallader Lai da Tarasp, pronunciation [lai dɐ tɐ'raʃp]ⓘ/?) is a Swiss lake located in the scattered settlement of Tarasp in the Sur Tasna district in Graubünden.

    The lake measures about two hectares in area and lies at an altitude of 1404 m. On the south side, Tarasp Castle rises on a rocky cone at an altitude of almost 1500 m.

    The body of water lies in a hollow with no outlet. In May 2006, an extinction of noble crayfish of unknown origin was recorded. The large population of mussels and fish was not affected.

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      September 15, 2024

      The Taraspsee (also Tarasper See or Taraspersee, Romansh in the idiom Vallader Lai da Tarasp, pronunciation [lai dɐ tɐ'raʃp]ⓘ/?) is a Swiss lake located in the scattered settlement of Tarasp in the Sur Tasna district in Graubünden.

      The lake measures about two hectares in area and lies at an altitude of 1404 m. On the south side, Tarasp Castle rises on a rocky cone at an altitude of almost 1500 m.

      The body of water lies in a hollow with no outlet. In May 2006, an extinction of noble crayfish of unknown origin was recorded. The large population of mussels and fish was not affected.

      de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taraspsee

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        July 18, 2024

        The Taraspsee (in Romansh Lai da Tarasp) is a beautiful little lake in the hamlet of Tarasp. To the north of the lake lies the pretty Tarasp Castle.

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