Grüner See - "Green Lake" near Tragöß 31.5.2023
Due to constructions works in our house - with drilling concrete all day we end up our holiday. On the way back, we branch off in Bruck an der Mur to the Tragöß valley and to the Grüner See ("Green Lake").
Dachstein is wonderfully clear this morning.
Arrived at the Green Lake.
Lots of algae at the surface of this part of the lake. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
We now walk around the lake, in gentle speed and many breaks for photographs.
Panoramic picture of Grüner See, "front part" Teil (near the road). Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
Also the "rear part" of the lake now is full with water. Last autumn, here only was a small puddle and a land bridge between the two parts of the lake. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
Where we walked on dry ground, now all is full with water.
Panoramic picture of the Grüner See near Tragöß. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
This was a wet grassland last autumn.
Even the gravel road along the rear part of the lake is flooded now. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
Flooded road.
We walked along the eastern shore of the Green Lake ...
... and arrive at the next part - here we also walked across last autumn. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
One more panorama of the Grüner See, at its northeasternmost part. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
"Green Lake" - what else?
More, along the Northern shore of the western part of the Grüner See. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
Here, the path leads up a bit throuh the forest.
We are approaching the nothwestern cove.
Panorama of the western part of Grüner See. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
View back on out route.
The northwestern cove.
Panorama of the northwestern cove of Grüner See. Click here or into the picture for a larger display.
This strong well supports the lake - during autumn, it only was a small rivulet.
Quell-beck to the Green Lake.
Now, we only have a short leg to our starting point behind the inn.
