Seen 2011

Lakes

After exhausting hikes on hot summer days you can enjoy a break or a jump in one of the cool lakes of Tyrol.

There are also several lakes and biotopes in the beautiful landscape of Tyrol, which are perfect for a cool jump after an exhausing walk (pic: Lake Kaltwassersee in the surroundings of Seefeld in North Tyrol).

Bigger lakes like Lake Achensee or Lake Plansee offer various activities such as sailing and windsurfing…

  1. Achensee 2011

    Lake Achensee, also called “Fjord of the Alps”, is located in Jenbach and is the largest lake in Tyrol.  more

  2. Badesee Schlitters 2011

    Lake Schlitters is ideal for bathing and represents a popular recreation area with adventure playground.  more

  3. Baggersee Rossau 2011

    The quarry pond Rossau is located on the outskirts of Innsbruck and is the second largest lake in the city area.  more

  4. Berglsteinersee 2011

    Lake Berglsteiner is located in the Kufstein holiday area between Kramsach and Breitenbach am Inn.  more

  5. Brennersee 2011

    Lake Brennersee is located only a stone’s throw from the Passo del Brennero and is a popular destination for fishermen.  more

  6. Gepatschspeicher 2011

    In the upper Kaunertal valley in the Oetztal Alps, there is an artificial lake called Gepatschspeicher.  more

  7. Haldensee 2011

    Lake Haldensee with its 77 hectares is located close to the homonymous locality of Haldensee in the Tannheimer valley.  more

  8. Hechtsee 2011

    Lake Hechtsee is located in the district of Kufstein at the border of Austria and Germany in the Bavarian pre-Alps.  more

  9. Heiterwanger See 2011

    Beeing situated at 976 m asl at the foot of the Thaneller mountain, Lake Heiterwang is above all famous for its…  more

  10. Herzsee 2011

    Lake Herzsee is located near Aldrans in the district of Innsbruck Land and is particularly popular with hikers.  more

  11. Hintersteiner See 2011

    Lake Hintersteiner in the Wilder Kaiser natural reserve belongs to the territory of the municipality Scheffau.  more

  12. Krummsee 2011

    Lake Krummsee at Kramsach is one of the warmest lakes for bathing in Tyrol.  more

  13. Lanser See 2011

    Lake Lans, located at 980 m asl on the outskirts of Innsbruck, is a popular bathing lake.  more

  14. Lauchsee 2011

    Lake Lauchsee in the beautiful Pillersee valley is a popular lake for bathing and fishing.  more

  15. Lichtsee 2011

    Lake Lichtsee is located at 2,100 m asl in sheltered position and is characterised by excellent water quality.  more

  16. Mölssee 2011

    Lake Mölssee is situated in the district of Innsbruck Land and is one of the largest lakes located at this altitude.  more

  17. Natterer See 2011

    Lake Natters, perfect for a swim in summer, is located in the west of the municipality of Natters near Innsbruck.  more

  18. Obernberger See 2011

    Lake Obernberg is a mountain lake located at 1,590 m asl in the Stubai Alps in Tyrol.  more

  19. Pfrillsee 2011

    The smallest of the six bathing lakes in the west of Kufstein is called Lake Pfrillsee and represents a popular…  more

  20. Piburger See 2011

    In the heart of a fabulous protected area, at an altitude of 915 m, you come across Lake Piburg.  more

  21. Pillersee 2011

    Lake Pillersee, located in the homonymous valley, is a mountain lake in the Northern Limestone Alps.  more

  22. Plansee 2011

    Lake Plansee is located close to the municipalities Breitenwang and Heiterwang in the district of Reutte.  more

  23. Reintaler See 2011

    Lake Reintaler is the largest lake in the so-called “Kramsacher Seengebiet” area.  more

  24. Reither See 2011

    Lake Reith, located in the heart of Reith im Alpbachtal, is one of the five lakes in the Alpbachtal valley.  more

  25. Rifflsee 2011

    Lake Rifflsee is the largest lake of the Oetztal Alps and is located at the Kaunergrat ridge.  more

  26. Schlegeisspeicher 2011

    Lake Schlegeis is located in the Zillertal valley, underneath the famous Olperer mountain hut.  more

  27. Schwarzsee 2011

    Between Kitzbühel and Reith, there is the idyllic lake Schwarzsee, located at 762 m asl.  more

  28. Stausee Durlaßboden 2011

    The reservoir of Durlassboden stretches in the Austrian states of Tyrol and Salzburg.  more

  29. Speicher Zillergründl 2011

    At 1,850 m asl, there is one of the five artificial lakes of the Zillertal valley, called Zillergründl basin.  more

  30. Stausee Tassenbach 2011

    The artificial lake Tassenbach offers a nature educational trail and is located in the Hochpustertal valley.  more

  31. Stillupspeicher 2011

    The Stillup basin is an artificial lake in the Zillertal valley, located in the idyllic Zillertal Alps Nature Park.  more

  32. Stimmersee 2011

    Lake Stimmersee is an artificial lake at Langkampfen in the district of Kufstein.  more

  33. Thiersee 2011

    A lake for those who love a swim is Lake Thiersee, located in the centre of Vorderthiersee in the homonymous valley.  more

  34. Tramser Weiher 2011

    Lake Trams above Zams and Landeck is a popular lake for bathing.  more

  35. Traualpsee 2011

    The artificial lake Traualpsee is located in the beautiful Allgäu Alps and is a popular destination for hikers.  more

  36. Tristacher See 2011

    The lake of Tristach, located in the homonymous municipality, is the only lake for bathing in East Tyrol.  more

  37. Urisee 2011

    Lake Urisee is a little lake for bathing in the surroundings of Reutte.  more

  38. Vilsalpsee 2011

    The deep blue lake in the Vilsalpsee Nature Reserve is one of the most popular destinations in the Tannheimer valley.  more

  39. Walchsee 2011

    Lake Walchsee, a popular lake for bathing, is located at the identically named village Walchsee.  more

  40. Wildsee - Reither Moor 2011

    Lake Wildsee with the respective natural reserve Reither Moor at the western lakeside is located in the south of…  more

  41. Zireiner See 2011

    Lake Zireiner, “the Jewel of the Rofan” is considered to be the most beautiful mountain lake in Tyrol.  more

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