オーストリアのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

素晴らしい眺望と優れた料理を備えた、素晴らしいロケーションにある手入れの行き届いた山小屋

Theklakapelle St. Lorenz- Griesは、Drachensteinの下、Klausbach沿いの森の中、標高約580メートルに位置しています。嵐に遭ったKlausenの番人が、聖テクラの絵と共にこの礼拝堂を建てました。

above the clouds 🥰 and through the hole went down along the steel cable

Great climbing rock

Lake Vilsalpsee is a lake located at an altitude of 1,165 meters in the Austrian part of the Allgäu Alps. The Vils River flows through it. Located below the Gaishorn and Rauhhorn mountains, it is a popular tourist destination in the Tannheimer Valley.

From the parking lot to the summit of the Schwarzenköpfel, the route is somewhat demanding; good shoes and a steady stride are required. It's steep at times. Then, below the Kreuzspitze summit, a rocky route begins. You'll need to use your hands to climb. It's not particularly difficult, but definitely suitable for those who aren't afraid of heights.

Lake Vilsalpsee is a lake located 1,165 meters above sea level in the Austrian part of the Allgäu Alps. The Vils River flows through it. Located below the Gaishorn and Rauhhorn peaks, it is a popular tourist destination in the Tannheimer Valley. An easy hiking trail leads around the lake, reaching the Bergaicht Waterfall at the valley's end. Since 1957, it has been surrounded by the Vilsalpsee Nature Reserve, where many species thrive, including rare orchids. The lake is the highest breeding ground in Austria for the great crested grebe.

This forest chapel is located on the Klausbach stream near Plomberg St. Lorenz. It was built as a token of thanksgiving, as a hermitage keeper once saved himself by climbing a tree bearing an image of St. Thekla during a storm.