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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.

Seetörlsee is picturesquely nestled below a small mountain pass on the route between Saalbachkogel and Hochkogel. This small mountain lake lends a special atmosphere to the high alpine landscape and, when the wind is calm, reflects the surrounding peaks. The nearby Seetörl Pass marks a transition between the mountain ranges and offers magnificent views of both sides of the valley—an ideal spot for a short rest amidst impressive natural scenery.

Great place for a break.

Here you can simply sit and enjoy the mountain panorama.

Mega trails that are simply fun, there is something for everyone here.

Beautifully located mountain lake, surrounded by beautiful mountains.

The protected part of the landscape is the remnant of a larger wetland on the western outskirts of Niedernsill. This wetland was once part of the extensively swampy valley floor of the Oberpinzgau Salzach Valley. As a moor area, the wetland biotope includes not only the Lacke itself but also litter meadows and is home to special communities of animals and plants that have become rare. The leaves of the floating pondweed, as well as milfoil and bladderwort float in the water. The reeds consist of reeds, reed grass, water iris, purple loosestrife and loosestrife as well as other reed plants. The area is also an important habitat for birds, reptiles, amphibians and insects. In the Stöckl-Wiese, east of the Lucia Lacke, is the only place in Pinzgau where the Siberian iris grows.