9의 빌살프제가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The river that flows under the bridge over the scree field is of course not a river but a mountain stream, but it gets bigger later after it has flowed through the Vilsalpsee and continues towards Tannheim, Zöblen, Schattwald and Pfronten, and finally flows into the Lech shortly after Vils. That's right, it is the Vils, which has its source on the mountainside of the Gaishorn. When the snow is not melting, the scree field is usually just a small trickle of water, and can then be crossed without any problems even without the bridge. In this sense, the Vilsalpsee itself can actually be seen as the source of the Vils.

- this bridge is on the way from the "Vilsalpsee" to the "Vilsalpe" - path no. 55 - the path is well paved and easy to walk with "normal" fitness - during the holiday season or when the weather is great for hiking, this route is (very) well frequented - with/without water depending on the season

The chapel is also very popular with the cows. They settle there to graze.

A quiet spot early in the morning!

A stop in the alp is worthwhile

Usually a river also flows under it, and not just boulders

Very nice bathing area at the lake 💦 ... a wonderful refreshment opportunity ... after a very nice hike 👍🏻 ... until the cows came 🤣

The Vilsalpsee is located near Tannheim, Tyrol. - very beautiful lake - The complete loop around the lake has not been possible since 2012 due to a rock fall on the east bank, please note! - Boat trips possible - Information regarding access / closed paths / gastronomy at: https://www.tannheimertal.com/aktiv-im-sommer/wandern-tirol-allgaeuer-alpen/naturschutzgebiet-vilsalpsee/ - see also https://www.komoot.de/highlight/78386