펠스베르크, 스위스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

The lake is super beautiful. The entrance fee is 4 euros. You can walk around the lake on a small path. There are significantly fewer people at the back of the lake. It's a great place to relax. There's a small restaurant by the lake and you can rent SUPs here.

Huge dam with high dam wall

Away from the busy road, nice view of the reservoir. As there is some coarse gravel, good tires are required (so not suitable for racing bikes).

There is an admission fee for staying at Lake Cresta during the bathing season. Day admission Adults: CHF 7.– (from 4 p.m. CHF 5.-) Local adults: CHF 5.– Students / apprentices: CHF 5.– Children aged 6-16: CHF 3.– Short swimmer max. 1 hour: CHF 3.–

I can recommend this hike to everyone, especially in the warmer months when you can combine it with swimming. Simply great. Be careful, there can be a lot of hikers on the trail, especially at weekends.

Crestasee

Gigerwaldsee, Calfeisental The Gigerwaldsee is located in the Calfeisental and lies above Vättis in the municipality of Pfäfers in the canton of St. Gallen. The elongated Gigerwald reservoir, which is enclosed between rock walls, is located at an altitude of 1335 meters above sea level, is around three kilometers long and 135 meters deep at its deepest point. The lake is fed by the Tamina, the Tellerbach, the Hochbach and other smaller mountain streams. The Tamina flows out of the Gigerwaldsee. The Gigerwaldsee is the largest lake located exclusively in the canton of St. Gallen. At the very back, at the western end of the lake, is the old Walser settlement of St. Martin. A partially tunneled road leads to the hamlet on the southern shore of the Gigerwaldsee. In the summer months there is an inn in St. Martin that offers food, drink and accommodation. Text / Source: schweizersee.ch https://www.schweizersee.ch/gigerwaldsee/

Gigerwald Dam, Calfeisental Since 1976, the Tamina has been dammed with an arched dam to form the Gigerwaldsee. The dam is 147 meters high. The reservoir is operated by Kraftwerke Sarganserland AG, which is majority owned by Axpo. Text / Source: schweizersee.ch https://www.schweizersee.ch/gigerwaldsee/