Lake Laudachsee is one of the favourite excursions for hikers and mountaineers on Grünberg mountain. The mountain lake at an altitude of 894 meters on the trail Grünberg to Traunstein.
The hike on gorgeous nature trails (broad forest roads) form the mountain station of Grünberg cable car to lake Laudachsee are ideal for best agers, families with small children and pushchairs.
The green shinning, crystal-clear and refreshing mountain lake attracts in the hot summer months of July and August with its water temperatures of up to + 20 ° C. Many hikers enjoy the jump into the cooling waters of lake Laudachsee.
The crystal-clear lake Laudachsee also also considered to be an outstanding fishing area with a rich fish population of trout, char and pike. The largest fish ever caught on lake Laudachsee was a pike with a proud 16 kg.
By the year 1940, lake Laudachsee also had a rich crawfish population, which was sutured completely after a crawfish plague spread. In recent years, crawfish have been spotted again.
Walking time: approx. 40 min. - Difficulty: easy - Hiking trail No. 20
The idyllic circular trail leads along meadows, paths and small bridges along the shore of lake Laudachse and invites you for a relaxing walk.
After the hike restaurant Ramsaualm invites big and small mountain fans for a stop off to strengthen themselves and enjoy the wonderful panoramic view on the Traunstein.
Or soak up the sun at the mountain lake, cool your feet once again and enjoy the nature before returning to the mountain station of the Grünberg cable car.
