カーヴェンデルの天然記念物・トップ20

A great vantage point

A spectacle of nature, an absolute must-see!

The emerald green surface can glitter in the sun, and the water's clarity allows you to see up to 10 meters deep, which is something special. The lake is framed by two mountain ranges - the Rofan Mountains and the Karwendel Nature Park - like a protective bulwark.

Anyone who has climbed the Seeberspitze should definitely do the ridge crossing. Absolutely worth seeing 😎👌

Anyone who has climbed the Seeberspitze should definitely do the ridge crossing. Absolutely worth seeing 😎👌

As part of the Northern Karwendel Range, the Western Karwendelspitze offers a fascinating mountain backdrop that attracts nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. At 2,385 meters high, the summit promises an unforgettable view over the Karwendel Mountains, the Karwendel Valley, the Isar Valley, and far beyond. The diverse ascent options - be it via the Dammkar, the Karwendelsteig or easily with the cable car from Mittenwald - make the mountain a popular destination for hikers and mountaineers. A special highlight is the partially wire rope-insured path that leads from the Karwendelbahn mountain station to the summit. For those looking for a greater challenge, the Mittenwalder Höhenweg, which leads past the Mittenwalder Hütte, offers more demanding climbing sections. In winter, the Dammkar turns into a paradise for freeriders, with the longest ski tour and freeride descent in Germany. Regardless of the time of year, a tour to the Westliche Karwendelspitze requires good planning, the right equipment and respect for the alpine conditions. Sure-footedness, a head for heights and appropriate physical preparation are essential for a safe and enjoyable mountain experience.

Lake Achensee has so many beautiful impressions to offer, I am always amazed by this diversity 👍👍👍

Beautiful hike!!! Great views of Lake Achensee. The 90 meters of altitude are deceptive, there are lots of ups and downs and the path has many, many high steps. So after a break at the Gaisalm I decided to take the boat back to Achenkirch (Scholastika). My fellow hiker also took the same route back!