レンググリースでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Built between 1954 and 1959 for flood control in the Isar Valley Two hydroelectric power plants generate almost 6 MW of electrical power.

The Faller-Klamm Bridge or "Sylvensteinsee Bridge" is a road bridge in the municipality of Lenggries in the district of Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen and part of the federal highway 307. This bridge, built in 1957, carries one lane in each direction over the southern part of the Sylvenstein reservoir.

A very pleasant gravel path along the Syvenstein reservoir; past the Fall bathing area, then here near the fishing boats, and later, after a short up/down, even to the sediment barrier with its emerald-green water.

Steep descent to the water is rewarded with fabulous views of the gorge

DAV carpooling bench – no one gets stuck with us. Get flexible from the mountain to the train station with the DAV carpooling bench.

Very nice here

Sylvenstein Reservoir, also known as Sylvenstein Reservoir or simply Sylvenstein Lake, is a reservoir in the Isarwinkel in the municipality of Lenggries, on the road from Bad Tölz to Achensee (Federal Highway 307), about 12 km south of the center of Lenggries. It was built between 1954 and 1959 to protect against flooding in the Isar Valley. In dry periods, sufficient water flow in the Isar has been ensured since 1990, and a residual inflow of at least 4 m³/s is guaranteed at the Krüner Weir for ecological reasons. A great view 😊

Be sure to enjoy the view from the bridge 😍