홀러스바흐 임 핀츠가우‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

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Lake Torsee is idyllically nestled at an altitude of approximately 2,000 meters in the alpine landscape of the Kitzbühel Alps, not far from the "Tor" pass between the Tristkogel and Staffkogel peaks. Surrounded by gentle grassy slopes and rock formations, the small, clear mountain lake invites you to take a refreshing rest. Especially in summer, it's a tranquil, worthwhile stopover on a hike through the Saalbach-Hinterglemm valley.

Lake Torsee is idyllically nestled at an altitude of approximately 2,000 meters in the alpine landscape of the Kitzbühel Alps, not far from the "Tor" pass between the Tristkogel and Staffkogel peaks. Surrounded by gentle grassy slopes and rock formations, the small, clear mountain lake invites you to take a refreshing rest. Especially in summer, it's a tranquil, worthwhile stopover on a hike through the Saalbach-Hinterglemm valley.

The new Further Hut was opened in 1929 and offers a great view. It is located on the Tauern Westweg and the Arnoweg, and the Kratzenbergsee can be reached quickly below the hut. From the end of the valley (approx. 1,641 meters) it is also possible to transport backpacks using the material lift. More information is available at https://www.fuerther-huette.at/.

Suitable for families, barbecues allowed, lake mountain cold

Beautifully located mountain lake, surrounded by beautiful mountains.

Shepherds gave the small, triangular pond with a small, round island of cotton grass in its middle this name because of its appearance. Like the Salzbodensee below, it is dammed by moraines. An examination of the moor, which now only exists in remnants, provided important information for assessing post-glacial glacier and climate fluctuations. A remnant of pine wood embedded in the lowest layers of peat was dated to be around 10,000 years old. Between 7,700 and 9,000 years ago the moor was in a well-growing, closed forest. Due to a climatic setback 7,500 years ago, dead tree wood was stored in the moor, and peat growth has virtually stopped for 6,800 years. Nowadays the whole area is forest-free. Silting processes have caused the Eye of God to continue to grow over the last few years.

The refuge was built between 1928 and 1929 as a replacement for today's Fürther Hütte (newly built as Rieserfernerhütte) and opened on July 15, 1929. Southwest of the hut lies the Kratzenbergsee (2167 m).