사메단‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The owners of the Hahnensee mountain restaurant also rent out this hunting lodge. We might try it next time (with a hot tub 😉

very pretty here, very pretty

very pretty here, very pretty

The climb is worth it! The view and peace are a dream

Lago Bianco, Bernina Pass at 2234 meters The Lago Bianco is a reservoir at the Bernina Pass and is located in the area of the municipalities of Pontresina and Poschiavo. The lake is located directly at the pass at 2234 meters above sea level. The Lago Bianco is bordered by two dams on its north and south sides and is around three kilometers long and about 800m wide. When filled to its maximum, the depth of the Lago Bianco is over 50 meters. The reservoir on the Bernina Pass is fed by various mountain streams and glacier water, while the Cavagliasch in particular leaves the lake. The whitish, somewhat milky-looking Lago Bianco gets its name (in German "White Lake") from the inflow of sand and glacier water. The Bernina Hospice (Ospizio Bernina) is located on the western shore of Lago Bianco, and the Rhaetian Railway's train line - the Bernina Express - also runs directly along the shore. The Bernina Pass road is also located on the western side, but not directly on the lake shore. In cold winters, the lake can freeze over and in some years the beautiful black ice forms. When the reservoir is then opened by the authorities, nothing stands in the way of ice skating on Lago Bianco. Text / Source: Schweizersee.ch https://www.schweizersee.ch/lago_bianco_pontresina/

Beautifully situated mountain lake above Sankt Moritz Bad. Since the lake can only be reached on foot, there are only a few tourists here.

Best in winter I think

The Morteratsch Glacier (Romansh Vadret da Morteratsch?/i or Glatscher dal Morteratsch?/i) is an Alpine glacier in the Bernina Group in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland. Like almost all Alpine glaciers, the Morteratsch Glacier is also affected by extensive shrinkage as a result of global warming; it shortened by around 2500 meters between 1900 and 2017. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morteratschgletscher