A mountain crystal, nestled in the heart of the magnificent Mieminger Kette mountain range - the Seebensee. The lake Seebensee is a sparkling turquoise gem, situated among majestic mountain peaks and surrounded by the hiking paradise of the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena. The Seebensee invites all hiking enthusiasts to marvel at its beauty and the brave to enjoy a cool refreshment in its crystal-clear waters.

The Seeben waterfall is the outflow of Lake Seebensee, where the water plunges into the valley from a dizzying height. Along the Seebenfall, a via ferrata leads up the rock face directly to the Seebensee. Attention, the Seebensteig is only suitable for experienced climbers! 

The crystal clear Drachensee is located at an altitude of  1,910 masl and is 28 meters deep. The mountain lake is situated just above the Seebensee and below the Coburger Hütte. The Drachensee is the highest lake in the region, which is why you can expect frosty water temperatures. You can get a brief glimpse of the picturesque summer hike to Seebensee and Drachensee here, on YouTube. In summer there`s also the possibility to do a bike & hike tour.

Above the Ehrwalder Alm and at the foot of the Igelkopf, mountain sports enthusiasts will find a small but beautiful mountain lake, the Igelsee. It is located at an altitude of 1,585 meters, surrounded by meadows. Depending on the weather and the water level, the lake is visible on the route to Leutasch/Gaistal and can be reached from Ehrwalder Alm on the way to the Seebensee. Some maps show the Igelsee as Negelsee or Egelsee.
From the top station of the Ehrwalder Almbahn cable car, the Igelseerunde is a beautiful but sometimes challenging and demanding hike. You can find more information about the tour here.

You will find everything you could wish for on your summer vacation at Lake Heiterwanger See - beach, boat trips, boat hire, fishing, stand-up paddling and of course swimming and bathing in the gorgeous turquoise water with a fantastic panorama. This is truly a vacation paradise, and we're sure you'll find plenty to refresh and delight you here!

Together with the Plansee, the Heiterwanger See forms the second largest water surface in Tyrol. You'll find this lovely lake right at the gateway to the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena, in the municipality of Heiterwang. The Plansee is connected to the Heiterwanger See by a 300-metre-long canal and belongs to the municipality of Reutte.

Height above sea level: 976m | Area: 137ha | Depth: 60m

Climbing is the name of the game here. Climbing enthusiasts will enjoy the Häselgör waterfall in both summer and winter.  Whether it's the via ferrata under the waterfall, a quick round in the climbing garden or even ice climbing in winter, there's always something to do here.

If you're not up for climbing, no problem! A visit to the waterfall is also possible without climbing and is definitely worthwhile! There's the possibility to take a lovely and easy walk to the Häselgör waterfall and the St. Anna chapel.
For more information about this tour, just click here.

At the foot of the Grubigstein, you'll find not one, not two, but three gorgeous lakes in one spot.
The Blindsee, the Mittersee (bathing lakes) and the Weissensee (no bathing-lake).

The 3 Lakes Hike is a great way for summer vacationers to discover all three lakes.
The Blindsee can be easily reached by car (charges apply, free with the guest card) or by mountain bike after riding down the Blindsee trail. In fact, even diving enthusiasts can enjoy the crystal-clear waters of the Blindsee, which is an absolute diver's paradise! 

Height above sea level: 1093m | Area: 26ha | Depth: 25m 

Lake Dreiensee (also known as Treiensee) lies at an altitude of around 1,843 metres in the Lechtal Alps, above the Tyrolean village of Namlos.

Another highlight here in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena is the Rotlechschlucht gorge, which is just a short walk away.
An absolute insider tip!  

The Rotlech waterfall can be admired from the viewing platform. The walk starts in Rinnen, down the valley towards Rauth. It's about 20 minutes on foot. You can find more information here.

For more demanding hikers, there`s the gorge hike, a more challenging tour, starting in the district of Rauth near Rinnen. Walking time approx. 1 hour. You'll be hiking along a circular route through the stunning Rotlech gorge and up to the impressive waterfall. Surefootedness required! You can find more information about the tour here.

The Loisach river flows for 113 km from Biberwier via Kochelsee to the Isar, meandering through Austria and Germany.
Its beautiful spring can be found in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena, more precisely at the Fernpass near Biberwier.
A hike to this place is definitely worthwhile! 

With a height of 60m, the Auer waterfall is a spectacular destination.
If you're keen to visit this natural spectacle for yourself you can take a hike from Bichlbach.
You can find more information about the tour here.