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非常によく整備されています。子供たちが遊ぶのに最適です。

It's a small artificial lake where you can also swim for free. There are also tables, benches, and games, which are always free.

If you want to drive the old Roman road over the Fernpass, you need good brakes and tires

Cold beer and electricity for the e-bike!

At the end of the gorge you come to the Begbahn, with the world's largest roller coaster

Beautiful church in Schönwies.

Very nice, small, artificially created bathing lake, which invites you to take a cooling bath or at least a foot bath.

The special thing about the Blue Grotto is the story of its creation: 2000 years ago, in Roman times, people were working diligently here and searching for silver-containing galena. The geologist Peter Gstrein suspects that the fire-setting method was already being used for mining in the first centuries after the birth of Christ; The rock's rock became brittle due to the heating and could therefore be chipped away more easily. This is how the Blue Grotto was created, which is probably unique in Tyrol. The blue grotto is located at the end of the Rosengartenschlucht just before the hiking trail arrives in Hoch-Imst. In the opposite direction from Hoch-Imst, the Blue Grotto can be reached in less than 10 minutes. Imst.at