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대부분 직접 Iller 강과 범람원 지역을 따라가며, 즐겁게 라이딩할 수 있고 알프스 파노라마의 멋진 전망을 계속해서 발견할 수 있습니다.

The Imberghaus is a cozy mountain inn right next to the mountain station, ideal for a break after the climb or a hike across the alpine pastures. Enjoy the view of the Allgäu and Bregenzerwald mountains and the valley from the terrace. It's the perfect starting or ending point for hikes and snowshoe tours around the Imberg.

The historic watermill in the Nagelfluhkette Nature Park stands still and somewhat weathered, nestled in nature – very romantic, even though no water flows here anymore. Among the wood, stone, and moss, you can easily imagine how the mill wheel once turned. An atmospheric photo opportunity and a peaceful spot to pause and reflect, away from the hustle and bustle.

It's outrageous that they forbid walking with a dog on a public, marked hiking trail – just because it crosses the property. An alternative route MUST be found, for example, going around the property instead of directly past the house. Today I simply walked across the meadow – only to discover that dogs are also prohibited on the ridge trail 🙈 Unfortunately, we can't fly. There was NEVER any sign indicating that this is a dead end! I would never recommend this alpine pasture.

This hut completely blocks the hiking trail for dog owners; you can't walk past it and have to turn around. We were coming from the Kojenstein and wanted to pass this alpine pasture on our way to the Imbergbahn cable car. There's no alternative!

Very popular and beautiful cycling path! The asphalt is in great condition, making for easy riding, and the path is almost entirely seperated from the main traffic, allowing you to enjoy the scenery stress-free :)

The tour is very relaxed (with the e-bike) and offers plenty of beautiful views.

I did the tour from the parking lot at the Hündlelift, all the way around the Alpsee. On the left side of the lake, the bike path is super easy and well-maintained. On the right side, I cycled over the top station of the Alpencoster. However, it's more for experienced cyclists and involves a lot of elevation gain.