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Three Lakes Tour (awarded the Tyrolean Mountain Trail Seal of Quality)
05:53
16.4km
310m
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From the Neunerköpfle, a beautiful high-altitude trail leads above the Tannheim Valley past the Schrofen to the Landsberger Hütte.
Descent via the Traualpe to the Vilsalpsee to Tannheim.
Two small peaks, a magnificent panoramic trail, bright blue lakes and blooming alpine meadows enrich this varied hike. A gondola takes us…
Last updated: December 12, 2024
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Includes segments that may be dangerous
Parts of this route comprise highly technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience is required.
After 3.08 km for 142 m
After 5.32 km for 373 m
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View of the Haldensee and the Tannheimer Tal from the Neunerköpfle
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1.49 km
View of Gimpel
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The Gimpel is a mountain in the Tannheimer Mountains, a subgroup of the Allgäu Alps. It is 2173 m high. The name is derived …
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5.48 km
View of the three lakes from the Schochenspitze summit
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7.28 km
Landsberger Hut
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8.54 km
Traualp Lake
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14.6 km
View of Tannheim
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15.1 km
Vilsalpsee Nature Reserve Information Board
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15.6 km
Maria-Hilf Chapel, Tannheim-Bogen
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16.4 km
Neunerköpfle Gondola
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Way Types & Surfaces
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8.75 km
3.57 km
1.99 km
1.29 km
764 m
Surfaces
6.85 km
3.39 km
3.06 km
1.97 km
758 m
266 m
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Highest point (2,000 m)
Lowest point (1,100 m)
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Saturday 18 July
16°C
9°C
80 %
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As I wanted to have breakfast in the mountains, I used the first ride on the Neunerköpflebahn to ascend. Once I got to the top, a wonderful view of the impressive mountains of the Tannheimer Valley opened up. At this time, I was the only guest in the Grundhütte. With a hut board …
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First stage with the cable car - the dark clouds do not bode well. But if you don't dare, you don't win either.
I think the pictures speak for themselves. The views cannot be beat. Then you have to accept the …
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Tour by Ömchen & Öpchen ( komoot.de/tour/1207810676 )
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Today I experienced a very special, unforgettable, eventful and unprecedented day of mastering a challenge.
I can't really describe it in words, my heart and soul are still so touched and filled with gratitude.
My dear Mum and Zoya accompanied me up to the Neunerköpfle in Tannheim.
It was a comfortable ride in the gondola and today …
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... brrr, it was pretty cold and foggy up there 🥶🥶
Unfortunately, the 3-Lakes Panorama Tour with Lache, Traualpsee, and Vilsalpsee didn't offer us quite as much of a panorama today as usual 😅
Still a lovely tour, and in good company, it's even possible without the sun.
🙃🙃
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Sooo many amazing views 😍☀️
Parking fee, as always, €5 all day...
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📍Tannheim
📍Ride up with the Neunerköpfle cable car
📍Neunerkopf summit
📍Schochenspitze
📍Lache See
📍Landsberger Hütte with a view of the Lachenspitze
📍Traualpsee
📍Vilsalpsee
📍Tannheim
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April 29, 2020
From the Neunerköpfle, a beautiful high-altitude trail leads above the Tannheim Valley past the Schrofen to the Landsberger Hütte.
Descent via the Traualpe to the Vilsalpsee to Tannheim.
Two small peaks, a magnificent panoramic trail, bright blue lakes and blooming alpine meadows enrich this varied hike
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October 7, 2024
This plan cannot correspond to the "most popular hike in Austria" because it contains off-grid sections that I cannot recommend walking. In some places, there is not even a path visible. And even before the off-grid section, you should continue to follow the marked path "DAV 425".
We did this on October
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