シュタンツァッハの湖・トップ20

Great tour around the lake with approx. 7km possible.

A tough climb, not suitable for everyone. But you will be rewarded for it. The beautiful mountain lake offers a wonderful view before you set off on the last stretch to the Landsberger Hut.

Dammed lake below the Landsberger Hütte.

Beautifully situated hut with good food.

The best view of the Traualpsee is from the toilet 😊

From the Traualpsee it is only a short walk to the Landsberger Hütte. The path is partially secured with wire ropes. Surefootedness is an advantage

Fantastic view of the 3 lakes

The creation of Lake Halden, version I. Where Lake Halden now lies, there was a farm hundreds of years ago. It was the largest and most beautiful in the entire valley. The farmer was the richest man for miles around and he could fill many a chest to the brim with gold and silver. This wealth made him proud and stingy. His fingers preferred counting money to the beads of the rosary and he preferred the sound of his gold to organ playing and choir singing during church services. This farmer had three daughters. All three were very beautiful. But wealth had blinded them too and made them courtly. Dressed in velvet and silk, they went to church on Sundays, but only to be admired and envied. Even when the youngest went blind, she didn't change. Then the father died. His daughters held a splendid funeral and walked behind the coffin in splendid mourning clothes. But there was no real sadness in their hearts. Soon after, they began to divide up the inheritance. The older ones looked at the treasures with greed, and the blind woman rummaged around in them with no less greed. Counting would have been a futile task, so they filled a bushel to the top, while they turned the blind sister's bushel over and only filled the space between the bottom and the edge. When the blind woman noticed the deception, she knocked the bushel off the table, raised her fist to the sky, and cursed the wealth and her two sisters. Then a terrible storm came, roaring streams rushed down from the mountain and buried everything under their floods, and that is how the Haldensee was created.