The Seetraun carries this name from the union of the Rammelbach, which is known as the Ostertalgraben on the northern slope of the Seehauser Kienberg at 1300 m above sea level. NN rises, with the outflow of the Förchensee, a good 300 meters below the Förchensee outflow, to the Ruhpolding district of Laubau. There the Seetraun loses its name at the confluence with the Fischbach and both are then called Weisse Traun. Source: Wikipedia

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July 31, 2022

Always nice to drive over such bridges and if necessary make a little snack and enjoy the scenery

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Tom

June 20, 2019

If you follow the old Uferweg, you get to the water well to put your feet in there

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