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Almsee East Shore Trail – Almsee loop from Almsee

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Almsee East Shore Trail – Almsee loop from Almsee

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Almsee East Shore Trail – Almsee loop from Almsee

01:58

7.36km

80m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Parking

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1.42 km

Panoramic view of the Totes Gebirge

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The name derives from the lack of water due to the absence of springs or above-ground channels and the widespread lack of vegetation on the central plateau.

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2.23 km

Swimming Spot with Views of the Fischerhaus at Almsee

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Stunning views of the lake and the fisherman's house

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3.08 km

View of Lake Almsee

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Beautiful landscape, which looks even more beautiful in real life than in the pictures. I can recommend it to everyone.

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3.42 km

Panoramic view of the Almsee

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Beautiful view that you absolutely have to see

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3.51 km

Almost two and a half kilometers wide, 700 meters long and hardly to be surpassed in idyll. The panorama alone takes your breath away. The Almsee - about eleven kilometers from Grünau im Almtal - is always worth a visit.

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4.33 km

View of the Ameisstein from Lake Almsee

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The bench here offers a beautiful view of the Ameisstein on the other side of the lake.

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4.67 km

Almsee Bridge

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The Almsee is located in the municipality of Grünau im Almtal, about 11 km south of the town center of Grünau.

In the Triassic (approx. 230 to 195 million years ago) most of the rocks of the Northern Limestone Alps were deposited in a shallow sea (= Triassic Sea). This sea had various habitats such as reefs, lagoons and submarine cliffs. In the Jurassic (around 195 to 140 million years ago) the floor of the Triassic Sea broke up, basins emerged and sills remained between them. This led to different deposits: thick layers of sediment formed in the basins, but only poor ones on the sills. In the Cretaceous period (approx. 140 to 65 million years ago) the Alpine mountain building began - the Alps were unfolded. In the Tertiary period (around 65 to 1.8 million years ago) the Northern Limestone Alps rose into a high mountain range. The remaining basin between the Alps and the Bohemian Massif was slowly filled in, creating the molasse rocks.

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6.34 km

Almsee

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The area around this picturesque lake is not in vain under nature protection. Here live many rare species and the vegetation on and in the lake is also exceptional. The alpine lake, which characterizes the Almtal and flows into the Traun after 48 kilometers, rises from the Almsee.

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7.36 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

3.13 km

2.83 km

581 m

472 m

297 m

Surfaces

3.20 km

2.18 km

1.79 km

109 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Saturday 4 July

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14°C

83 %

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Almsee East Shore Trail – Almsee loop from Almsee

Panoramic view of the Totes Gebirge

Swimming Spot with Views of the Fischerhaus at Almsee

View of Lake Almsee

Panoramic view of the Almsee