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If you stand on the Salober and look precisely between the two spruce trees, you can clearly see the Zugspitze massif in the background.

From the summit of the Zwölferkopf, you have a fantastic view over the Vils valley. In the photo, you can see the Falkenstein castle ruins and the Marian grotto located in the rock crevice below.

Great view of Lake Hopfensee (in the foreground) and Lake Forggensee (in the background)

Vils Stadt station is located on the Außerfern Railway from Garmisch-Partenkirchen via Reutte in Tyrol to Kempten (Allgäu) main station. From here, you can start wonderful mountain hikes and combine them with a return trip to or from another station on the Außerfern Railway.

The Parish Church of St. Mary's Assumption is the Catholic parish church of the small town of Vils in Tyrol. It is located on the town square and is arguably the most important building in Vils. Originally, the pastoral care belonged to the St. Mang Monastery in Füssen; a parish of Vils was established in 1395. The present church was built as a new Baroque structure in 1709 on the site of a previous building dedicated to St. Catherine (a side chapel in the parish church). The interior of the church is beautiful: the high altar, dating from 1720, has a six-column structure by Gotthard Wörle, and the high altarpiece is by Kranzner. The side altars and the pulpit are also magnificent. I found the church open.

The quarry is definitely quite impressive!

The Sebenalpe on the Gräner Höhenweg is a quaint little hut. It's not open for business, but there's still a place to stop for a rest. 😊

Wonderful rock formations on the way from Hundsarschjoch to Vilser Kegel.