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Sämtisersee, Alpstein region The picturesque Sämtisersee is located above Brülisau in the municipality of Rüte in the canton of Appenzell Innerrhoden. The Appenzell mountain lake is located at the foot of the Hoher Kasten in the Alpstein region at an altitude of around 1200 meters above sea level. The Seealpsee and the Fälensee, the other two larger lakes in the Alpstein, are each about three kilometers (as the crow flies) to the southwest. The Sämtisersee is fed by various streams, especially the Sämtiserbach. Text / Source: schweizersee.ch https://www.schweizersee.ch/saemtisersee/

Sämtisersee at 1200 meters As with Fählensee, there is no outflow to be seen here. The water from both lakes flows underground and reappears in the Rhine Valley. Outflow or not, enjoy a refreshing swim! The water level fluctuates greatly, which is why Sämtisersee almost dries out in very hot summers. Text / Source: Appenzellerland Tourism https://www.appenzell.ch/de/alpstein/perlen-des-alpsteins/saemtisersee.html

Bollenwees at 1471 m above sea level is a beautiful mountain restaurant directly at the Fählensee

Very beautiful mountain lake at 1447 m above sea level, which, like the Sämtiser and Seealpsee, is part of the Alpstein. Ideal for cooling off after a hike. When there is no wind, the mountains are beautifully reflected in the water.

The detour was totally worth it, what a peace and quiet

The food was simply great!! Huge and delicious portions and the bread at breakfast was to die for!!

Gräppelensee The Gräppelensee is located above Unterwasser in the municipality of Wildhaus-Alt St. Johann in the canton of St. Gallen on a high plateau at an altitude of 1307 meters above sea level. The Toggenburg natural lake is located in a protected moorland area and is about 140m long and 110m wide. The Seebach flows out of the Gräppelensee, which flows into the Thur in the valley. The small moor lake can be reached on foot from the villages of Unterwasser and Alt St. Johann in an hour; from Wildhaus in about 90 minutes. The barbecue area with benches directly on the lake is a popular resting place in the warm months. The Gräppelensee is a popular subject for photographers, especially when the striking Schafberg is reflected in the lake in good weather. The area around the Gräppelensee is considered one of the coldest regions in Switzerland. Text / Source: schweizersee.ch https://www.schweizersee.ch/graeppelensee/

Lying in the grass at the end of October, enjoying the peace and quiet and watching the autumn sun - simply wonderful