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The Salober car park at the Hochtannberg Pass is a convenient starting point for tours around Kalbelesee, Körbersee, and the surrounding peaks. Located directly on the pass road, you can access hiking trails, winter routes, and off-piste options into the ski area without any detours. Ideal for anyone who wants to park their car close to the trailhead and get out into the terrain quickly.

Lake Körbersee lies idyllically nestled between alpine meadows and striking peaks, revealing itself in winter as a tranquil, snow-covered landscape. Instead of reflections in the water, snow, ice, and the surrounding white slopes dominate the scene. It's ideal for a peaceful winter hike with postcard-perfect panoramas and plenty of fresh mountain air.

Lake Körbersee lies idyllically nestled between alpine meadows and striking peaks, revealing itself in winter as a tranquil, snow-covered landscape. Instead of reflections in the water, snow, ice, and the surrounding white slopes dominate the scene. It's ideal for a peaceful winter hike with postcard-perfect panoramas and plenty of fresh mountain air.

From up here, Lake Körbersee lies at your feet, framed by lush alpine meadows and the surrounding peaks. On a calm day, the mountain scenery is reflected in the water, creating a picture-perfect postcard panorama. A perfect spot for a short break, a few photos, and a deep breath.

Lake Kalbele is idyllically situated on the Hochtannberg Pass and, in calm weather, reflects the surrounding peaks. A beautiful spot for a short break right by the road, ideal as a photo stop or starting point for hikes around Warth-Schröcken.

⚠️ For anyone planning to take this route by mountain bike: We went from Warth to Mittelberg over the pass, which worked out fine… However, be prepared for hours of carrying your bike, which isn't entirely safe.

Beautiful hut with a wide selection. The cheese dumplings are especially recommended. There are deck chairs and beach chairs available.

This historically significant route, along which salt mined in Hall was once transported to the Bregenzerwald, offers many magnificent views down into the valley.