Tappenkarsee

The Tappenkarsee is a larger mountain lake in Salzburg in the Radstadt Tauern at an altitude of about 1762 m. The lake was first surveyed by E. Fugger. It is fed by the Kleinarlbach with fresh water and has excellent water quality. The Tappenkarsee is a popular area for hiking, mountain, and ski tours. The easiest way to reach the Tappenkarsee is via Kleinarl and the Jägersee. Hikers can take a bus or car to the Schwabalm parking lot. During a hike of about three and a half hours, approximately 700 meters in elevation are overcome until the Tappenkarsee is reached and the magnificent lake and mountain panorama unfolds. In summer, there are two managed huts at the Tappenkarsee: the Tappenkarseealm directly at the lake shore and the Tappenkarseehütte, which is about a half-hour hike further and situated 50 meters above the lake where overnight stays are also possible. The two-lake hike from Jägersee to Tappenkarsee is especially popular with families with children. From Tappenkarsee, there are further tour options for mountaineers.

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