Swimming or hiking, lakes or mountains? In Galtür, you can have both! Numerous lakes and reservoirs offer perfect opportunities for a refreshing swim with breathtaking mountain views. Whether in a reservoir or a mountain lake: There’s no better way to cool down on a hot summer day than a refreshing swim with breathtaking mountain views!
Discover the charming beauty of Galtür’s lakes – from the comfort of a deckchair or during a relaxed hike. And did you know that some of the lakes are rich in fish and great fishing spots?
Our tip: Even if the sun is not shining for a change, you can still go swimming – thanks to the indoor adventure pool in Galtür! Numerous attractions for all ages brighten up even the rainiest of days there.
Situated at the highest point of the Silvretta High-Alpine Road, the Silvretta reservoir is one of the most impressive artificial lakes of the Tyrolean Alps. Open to the public since 1954, it is one of the region’s most popular attractions. It features three dams and is used to generate electricity for the surrounding region.
The beautiful circular hike around the Silvretta reservoir is a special experience for the whole family. What’s more, the lake is a popular fishing spot.
There are also plenty of culinary highlights waiting for you at 2,000 metres above sea level. Drop by at one of the many cosy inns and restaurants and savour the magnificent views of the Silvretta and Montafon mountain ranges.
How to get to the Silvretta reservoir:
Built between 1962 and 1969 at an altitude of 1,800 metres above sea level, the Kops reservoir with its double curvature dams is a static masterpiece. The beautiful nature surrounding the reservoir offers plenty of fantastic spots for picknicks, fishing, hiking or taking long walks.
Good-night tip: If you’re looking for a special adventure, why not set up your tent at the nearby campsite and sleep beneath the stars?
How to get to Kops reservoir:
Far above the tree line, crystal-clear Lake Zeinissee is surrounded by bizarre rock formations and lush green mountain meadows. Enjoy the silence and soak up the unique atmosphere during fishing, hiking, mountain biking or climbing. If you’re in need of a break, stop by at Alpengasthof Zeinisjoch for a delicious Tyrolean snack and simply enjoy the moment!
Good-night tip: If you’re looking for a special adventure, why not set up your tent at the nearby campsite and sleep beneath the stars?
How to get to Lake Zeinissee:
An unforgettable lake holiday in Galtür wouldn’t be perfect without a trip to Vermunt reservoir. Located at 1,743 metres above sea level, the lake is surrounded by spectacular mountains. Don’t miss the opportunity to take a walk around the lake, partly walking along the dam.
How to get to Vermunt reservoir:
The Kleinzeinis lake rests above the famous Zeinissee, surrounded by beautiful mountains.
A real insider tip and very easy to reach. The ideal destination for pleasure hikers.
How to get to the Kleinzeinissee:
Crystal-clear Lake Radsee on the Radschulter is a natural gem that is particularly popular with mountain hikers. With a bit of luck, you might even see snow grouse or ibexes looking for food there!
How to get to Lake Radsee:
Surrounded by a magnificent forest, high-alpine Lake Stafali Weiher is one of the region’s best kept secrets. How about a relaxed al fresco dinner with your friends or family at one of the three stone barbecues along the lake?
How to get to Stafali Weiher:
Lake Vallülasee is located in the rough terrain to the north-east of Vallüla mountain, a bit off the beaten track. The mountain lake is fed by the five-kilometre-long Oberer Vallülabach stream. A hike to the lake at 2,150 metres above sea level should definitely be high up your holiday list!
How to get to lower Lake Vallülasee:
Picturesque Lake Wiegensee is a natural monument and a popular hiking destination. Surrounded by the protected high-moor landscape, the lake offers unique views of the glaciers and summits of the Silvretta mountain range.
How to get to Lake Wiegensee: