베르히테스가데너 랜드 주변 최고의 폭포 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

This waterfall is a must-see!

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We were there in mid-October, and it got quite crowded in St. Bartolomä around lunchtime. I imagine it's even busier in the summer months. But perhaps the flow of visitors is better spread out then, because the boats also travel to Salet.

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A cozy, rustic alpine hut with excellent food at reasonable prices.

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Just beautiful

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It offers a magnificent panorama, and the reflections of the surrounding mountains on the smooth surface of the lake are enchanting.

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Very impressive boat trip on the Königssee

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Great view

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Must have done

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Depending on the destination, the journey across Lake Königssee takes about 35 minutes to St. Bartholomä and about 55 minutes to the final stop in Salet.

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nice, mostly day-filling activity

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The Steinernes Meer (Steinernes Meer) is a karst, inhospitable, and almost waterless plateau approximately 13 kilometers long and five kilometers wide. It lies between the Watzmann massif, Königssee, Hagengebirge, Hochkönigstock, and Hochkalter massif, and resembles a sea turned to stone with rolling, stony waves. Many paths lead through the Steinernes Meer, and many huts invite you to rest and spend the night – an ideal area for multi-day hut tours.

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The boat tour on Lake Königsee is actually what you do there, otherwise you haven't really seen Lake Königsee.

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First, from Salet, we walked along the shore to the Fischunkelalm. There, they served fresh buttermilk and cheese bread (highly recommended!)

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Beautiful electric boats. On the trip to St. Bartholomä and Salet, you'll be provided with a wealth of information in an entertaining way. A trumpet demonstrates the impressive echo on the echo wall.

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If you come from Gries, you will have a very rewarding view, which will give you an idea that you will soon arrive down in the valley.

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The Weißbachfall can be reached from the car park in 5 minutes, very worth seeing...

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A very impressive stone landscape.

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In our opinion the most beautiful hut in the whole Steinernes Meer. Friendly staff, delicious food and clean rooms - a perfect evening.

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The Nagling well house is a former well house of the brine pipeline from Bad Reichenhall to Traunstein in Weißbach on the Alpenstrasse. Right in front of the well house, the Himmelsleiter leads down to the Alpenstrasse. The staircase that runs here was part of the first Bavarian brine pipeline, which was built from Reichenhall to Traunstein between 1617 and 1619. The construction of the pipeline had become necessary at the time because the wood needed to boil the brine was no longer available in the Reichenhall valley basin in the required quantities. The Himmelsleiter represented the connection from the low brine reserve to the high brine reserve (Bergstüberl). The pressure pipeline runs next to it, which was originally made of lead and later in cast iron pipes. During the renovation of the first brine pipeline (around 1800) and the construction of the second brine pipeline to Rosenheim, this staircase was extended from its original length of 113 meters to 207 meters (556 steps). The lower 40 meters have been privately owned since 1978. After the renovation in 1985, the remaining 167 meters (420 steps) are accessible again. The former saline plant is unique in its kind. It is a technical monument of particular historical value.

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Beautiful photo subject - especially in sunny weather. The minerals in the water and the refraction of light cause the green color of the water.

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