슈발텐바이허 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Beautiful view over the Kögelweiher pond and towards the Alps.

Great view 🤙

Beautiful path through the meadows

You can see the castle far in the background.

The trail takes you through a great landscape with beautiful views of the wooded mountains and some pointed peaks.

The Vilztal offers many beautiful impressions of nature

The Vils rises in the Vilsalpsee, above the Tannheimertal, a nature reserve formed by glaciers. It leaves the lake as a small stream, flows through Tannheim, then westwards, makes a large curve down to Pfronten in the Allgäu and from there it meanders further east past the town of Vils, where it finally flows into the Lech.

The river rises below the Jubilee Trail in the Allgäu Alps in Tyrol (Austria). It initially flows east through the Vilsalpsee. The Vils first flows north and northwest in the Reutte district through the Vils and Tannheim valleys and in the latter along the B 199 through the communities of Tannheim, Zöblen and Schattwald. It then falls north over the Vilsfall just east-northeast of the Oberjoch Pass and just a few hundred meters east of the border with Germany. The river then crosses the border into southern Bavaria (Germany), turns northeast and reaches the community of Pfronten in the Ostallgäu district. It flows at the foot of the Falkenstein through Pfronten in a southeasterly direction, crosses the border back to Tyrol, flows below the Tannheimer Mountains just a little south and parallel to the German border through the town of Vils and flows into the Lech immediately after crossing under the Fernpass federal road B 179. Shortly before its confluence with the Lech, the Vils has an average flow of 7.68 m³/s.