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Here you can go into the water very shallowly... However, the water is very cold.

The Pillersee is a mountain lake in the Northern Limestone Alps in the Austrian state Tyrol.The approximately 24 hectare Pillersee is located in the Pillerseetal of the same name near the municipality of St. Ulrich am Pillersee at 835 m above sea level. A.. Tributaries are several streams that originate in the adjacent Loferer Steinberge and the Kitzbühel Alps. The lake drains through the Haselbach/Grieselbach (Loferbach, Strubache), which also flows in as such, then passes through the Öfenschlucht and then flows into the Saalach in Lofer. The maximum depth of the lake is seven meters. The Pillersee owes its creation to a landslide around 15,000 years ago, which interrupted the outflow at the level of the Ofenschlucht and thus dammed the Pillersee. Like many mountain lakes in the northern Limestone Alps, Pillersee tends to silt up due to the regular entry of floating debris. Currently, the lake has a length of 1.6 kilometers and a maximum width of about 300 meters. Source Wikipedia

A very beautiful but cold bathing lake.

There are roots and overgrown rocks and stones everywhere in the magic forest. Enchanted beautiful, like in the "enchanted forest" 😉

A lake that always offers new views and leaves impressions. Where you can just stand or sit and absorb and enjoy the impression of the moment.

Here you can see beautifully how nature manages to spread out in the smallest of spaces. A tree that grows up on a boulder in the Hintersee.

The Hintersee at the foot of the Reiteralpe and the Hochkalter was formed around 3,500 to 4,000 years ago when a rock slide from the Blaueistal from the Hochkalter massif, which covers an area of 75 hectares, dammed the Klausbach, which rises at Hirschbichl, and at the same time created the magic forest. In order to prevent further siltation caused by the debris carried along, the Klausbach was led around the Hintersee around 1900 to its overflow, the Sillersbach, and finally flowed into the Ramsauer Ache. Nevertheless, the lake today only has a third of its original area. Source: Wikipedia

A dreamy piece of earth. Here you can pause and enjoy nature in its purest form.