タンハイムのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

If you're lucky and climb the mountain at sunset, you can see a lot of animals. Please be careful.

Great view, super panorama

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.

The isolated location of the Einstein, which is separated from the neighboring elevations by deeply incised valleys and a flat watershed, offers excellent views of the surrounding Tannheimer and Allgäu mountains in all directions.

There are two different approaches to the summit: The southern route leads up from Tannheim, while the northern, somewhat more challenging, route begins in the municipality of Pfronten and then crosses the border between the German Free State of Bavaria and the Austrian state of Tyrol north of Grän. The tour requires surefootedness and caution in wet conditions, as the slopes consist of steep scree. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Einstein_(Berg)

On the path from Traualpe to Vilsalpsee, you'll enjoy beautiful views of the lake. A good level of surefootedness is recommended for this route.

From the path you have a very beautiful view of Lake Vilsalpsee.

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.