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From St. Bartholomä, which is at an altitude of 600 meters, the path goes to the Ice Chapel through the forest past a chapel and from 800 meters above sea level through the gravel bed of the former ice channel. The valley is framed by the north face of the Kleiner Watzmann and the Watzmannkinder, on the south side by Hachelkopf and Hirschwiese and with the east face of the Watzmannmittelspitze and -Südspitze as the head of the valley, in which the lowest permanent ice field of a glacier in the German Alps is located, the Ice Chapel at an altitude of 820 meters.

Your taxi into the underground... sit on it... head straight... arms not stretched out... and the journey into the interior of the mountain begins

Actually not the place to be.. Danger of collapse lurks everywhere and at all times.. even if it is only small chunks like in the back part… weighing a few tons… but hey… it looks brutally good in there

In some places it collects even over the summer... so it gets cold in a T-shirt

The point of the tour that shows you how small you are.. p.s: here it gets suddenly and noticeably cooler

Here you will once again realize what a little lamp you are

The walk is worth it, but it takes more than the stated time of 1 3/4 hours from the jetty. You can set aside an extra 2 hours for the walk there and back from the viewing point. This is because of the Alpine path to the Ice Chapel. Be careful here.

fascinating place. You can feel the cold air of the ice chapel even though you are still a long way away.