슈뢰켄 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

A comfortable bench with a breathtaking view of Lake Körber and the surrounding peaks – ideal for a longer panoramic break. Here you can sit down, enjoy the peace and quiet, and let the postcard-perfect scene work its magic right before your eyes. Perfect for a photo, a sip from your water bottle, and a few minutes of doing absolutely nothing.

On the western shore of Lake Körbersee, you'll find yourself away from the crowds, enjoying views across the lake to the surrounding peaks. The narrow lakeside path runs close to the water, offering frequent opportunities for short photo stops. It's ideal for a peaceful break with a postcard-perfect panorama before continuing your walk around the lake.

Lake Körbersee lies idyllically nestled between alpine meadows and striking peaks, revealing itself in winter as a tranquil, snow-covered landscape. Instead of reflections in the water, snow, ice, and the surrounding white slopes dominate the scene. It's ideal for a peaceful winter hike with postcard-perfect panoramas and plenty of fresh mountain air.

Lake Kalbele is idyllically situated on the Hochtannberg Pass and, in calm weather, reflects the surrounding peaks. A beautiful spot for a short break right by the road, ideal as a photo stop or starting point for hikes around Warth-Schröcken.

great place to stop

If there's a lot of traffic on the ascent and descent, you should keep a close eye on whether someone is dislodging rocks or debris further up. That can easily happen there. You certainly can't go wrong with a helmet, but no one was wearing one.

Lake Butzensee was a highlight after the descent, with 32 degrees Celsius. The ascent doesn't require any climbing, just a lot of scree and loose stones. So it's not an action-packed climb, but the view and the lake make up for it all.

A wonderfully clear mountain lake that offers refreshment, especially on warm to hot hiking days. If you take the circular hike up to the Braunarlspitze counterclockwise, you can treat yourself to a little cooling off or simply a quiet moment of relaxation after several hours of hiking. The water is easily accessible from all sides, so you can spread out and find your own quiet spot. The stones along the shore are quite sharp. If you plan on dipping more than just your feet in the water, you might want to consider packing a pair of lightweight beach/bathing shoes. The water is typically cold for a mountain lake, even on very hot summer days. However, I did see a "hardy" person swim in it for two minutes.