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The artificial lake looks nicely integrated into the landscape.

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Everything beautifully laid out at the reservoir

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The "Hohes Licht" reservoir in Damüls was built in 2008 and has a capacity of approximately 86,000 m³. Because it was constructed in a boggy depression, it was considered problematic from a nature conservation perspective. Some of the bog vegetation has been reintroduced to the sides, but the artificial structure is still clearly visible thanks to the surrounding roadway, the fence, and the graveled, uniformly sloped slopes.

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Most visited ski touring summit in the Damüls area, well worth it. Various descent options with different levels of difficulty and exposure. Long powder fun on the north side.

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Unfortunately the dam is no longer accessible at the moment, so the waterfall is best seen from a distance!!!

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The Hohes Licht reservoir was built in 2008 and has a capacity of 86,000 m3. In winter, the pond supplies the water for the artificial snowmaking of the ski slopes.

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Nice place for a cozy break 😍

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Beautiful views

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Here you can descend to the Süsner See and then climb back up to the Sünser Spitze.

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Great summit with ideal panoramic views and a small idyllic mini lake. A dreamy place.

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it was just great more photos could have been taken

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currently almost no water in the reservoir

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Unfortunately not accessible from the hydroelectric power station.

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Is picturesquely situated between the Rappenloch Gorge and Alploch/Kirchle.

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Very idyllic to stay.

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No swimming lake but artificially created for snowmaking.

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Small artificial lake not intended for swimming.

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Feel free to take the lap around the Staufensee with you and then take the lap back to the beginning over the waterfall 🤙

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Nice view for a sunrise

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Position The Portlahorn is part of the Damülser Berge group and is a striking, distinct, powerful peak with three ridges. The very lush vegetation is striking with dense shrubs of blueberries, alpine roses, juniper, etc., many flowers and green alders, especially on the avalanche slopes. neighboring peaks In the south, about 1000 m away as the crow flies, the Portlakopf (1905), in the north, about 1300 m away, the Sünserkopf (2032), in the north-west, about 1700 m away, the Sünser Spitze (2062) and in the north-east about 1600 m as the crow flies the Ragaz Blanken (2051). Hike The nearest hiking base is the Portlaalpe (1710 m above sea level, only open in summer) and the Freschenhaus (1846 m above sea level). Other surrounding Alps (e.g. Sünser Alpe) are only managed in summer. The ascent to the Portlahorn is possible from several starting points, e.g. B. from Damüls, Oberdamüls or the Portlaalpe. The shortest route leads from the Portlalpe via the Portlafürkle in the direction of the Sünser Joch. The mountain can be climbed from the south via the Portlakopf or from the north via the Sünser Joch. Summer The route over the Portlaalpe (near Furkajoch) to the mountain summit can be completed in about an hour (300 meters in altitude). Coming from Damüls over the Sieben Hügel, the Sünserjoch on the Portlahorn, you can choose to return via the Alpe Oberdamüls (1667 m). This circular hike takes about five to six hours in total (about 600 meters in altitude). winter In winter, snowshoe tours and ski tours on the Portlahorn are popular (sometimes also at night). In January 2015, an avalanche on the north slope claimed two lives.[2] Source: Wikipedia

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