オーバー湖のおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

北岸では、岸辺の景観によく組み込まれた板張りの小道に沿って湖畔を歩くことができます。

小さな湿地

The wooden plank walkways were laid across marshland on the northern shore of the lake to protect the fragile natural environment. They offer spectacular views of the lake and the surrounding mountains of the Rieserferner Group. The plank walkways are part of the 3.4 to 3.5-kilometer circular trail, which provides information about the local flora and fauna, as well as the formation of the lake, via information panels.

The lake's water shimmers in impressive turquoise-green hues. With a surface area of approximately 44 hectares, it is the third-largest natural lake in South Tyrol. It has a maximum depth of 38 meters. It probably formed at the end of the last Ice Age by a natural landslide or rockslide that blocked the valley and dammed the water. Due to its altitude and low water temperature (below 17°C year-round), it is not a bathing lake, but a typical cold mountain lake. A lovely path, partly on wooden boardwalks, leads us around the lake.

The lake's water shimmers in impressive turquoise-green hues. With a surface area of approximately 44 hectares, it is the third-largest natural lake in South Tyrol. It has a maximum depth of 38 meters. It probably formed at the end of the last Ice Age by a natural landslide or rockslide that blocked the valley and dammed the water. Due to its altitude and low water temperature (below 17°C year-round), it is not a bathing lake, but a typical cold mountain lake. A lovely path, partly on wooden boardwalks, leads us around the lake.

Very beautifully situated lake near the biathlon stadium, which is not so careless for many people, it is not so crowded and littered with crowds

beautiful idyllic lake

A more beautiful, less crowded peak than the Rotwand. Unfortunately, there's no cross at the top.