Lakes around Radfeld, a municipality in North Tyrol, Austria, are primarily found in the surrounding Alpbachtal and Kramsach areas. This region is characterized by a diverse landscape featuring both warm bathing lakes and serene forest lakes. These bodies of water provide opportunities for recreation and relaxation within a reasonable distance from Radfeld. The area offers a range of natural features for visitors to explore.
Last updated: June 4, 2026
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Whether from the terrace of the Erfurter Hütte or from the mountain station of the Rofanbahn, the view is magnificent.
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There is also a good refreshment point there.
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A great hut at 1834m that offers a very tasty Kaspresskndöel soup. It is even more fantastic to enjoy the food/drink on the terrace. The view of the Achensee and the mountains is breathtaking. You can also stay overnight at the hut. It offers mattress dormitories, shared rooms and twin rooms. The twin rooms are booked up very quickly, especially during the holidays. The hut is a perfect starting point for a variety of hikes and climbs in the Rofan Mountains. It is one of the few huts that is open in both winter and summer. The exact opening times depend on the weather conditions. Detailed information can be found on the homepage: https://www.erfurterhuette.at/
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The Alpachtal has a particularly large number of natural swimming lakes - one of the most beautiful is the Reintalersee. Of the Kramsacher lakes, the Reintalersee is the largest with 29.4 hectares and is also one of the warmest swimming lakes in Tyrol. Water temperatures of up to 26 degrees and excellent water quality make swimming here particularly pleasant. The Reintalersee consists of three natural lakes, the eastern basin of which has a maximum depth of 10.3 meters.
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The Schlitters swimming lake is located directly at the entrance to the Zillertal. The beautiful complex with large, well-maintained lawns, walkways, park-like vegetation and the lake with pleasant water temperatures makes you want to dive straight into the swimming fun. Height: 548 m Area: 0.11 km² Depth: 4.8 m Average water temperature: 21.5°C Season: May to September daily from 10am to 6pm
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A beautiful mountain lake to take a break
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One of my favorite lakes for swimming.
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For swimming and sunbathing, Reintaler Lake is an excellent choice. It's known as one of Tyrol's warmest bathing lakes, with water temperatures reaching up to 26°C, and offers spacious sunbathing lawns and excellent water quality. The Schlitterer Swimming Lake is also a popular family-friendly option with pleasant water temperatures and well-maintained lawns.
Yes, both Reintaler Lake and Schlitterer Swimming Lake are highly recommended for families. Reintaler Lake features children's playgrounds and boat rentals, while Schlitterer Swimming Lake boasts a large adventure playground and is located directly on the Zillertal cycle path, making it easily accessible.
The Berglsteiner Lake is a natural monument, offering a serene escape tucked away in a forest. It's described as a beautiful, idyllic lake with a bathing bay and a walking trail around it, particularly stunning in the fall. For grander views, the Erfurter Hut – View of Lake Achensee provides a magnificent panorama of Tyrol's largest lake, known for its turquoise-blue waters.
Yes, there are several easy walking paths. For example, a beautiful hiking trail goes around Reintaler Lake. The Berglsteiner Lake also has a walking trail around it. You can find more easy hiking options in the area by exploring the Easy hikes around Radfeld guide.
Beyond swimming, the lakes and surrounding areas offer various activities. You can enjoy boat rentals at Reintaler Lake. Lake Achensee, while a bit further, is ideal for sailing, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), surfing, diving, and pedal boating. The region also has extensive cycling and hiking opportunities. For detailed routes, check out the Road Cycling Routes around Radfeld and Gravel biking around Radfeld guides.
Yes, several lakes offer dining options. Reintaler Lake has restaurants and buffets available. At Berglsteiner Lake, you can find the Berglsteinersee 712er Lounge. The Erfurter Hut – View of Lake Achensee also provides a restaurant with a great view.
Reintaler Lake is the largest of the Kramsach lakes, spanning 29.4 hectares. While Lake Achensee is Tyrol's largest overall, Reintaler Lake is the most significant in the immediate Kramsach area near Radfeld.
Reintaler Lake is noted for being wheelchair accessible, making it a good option for visitors with mobility needs.
The lakes are particularly popular during warm summer days, especially for swimming, with water temperatures in lakes like Reintaler Lake reaching up to 26°C. However, the area around Berglsteiner Lake is also beautiful in the fall for walks, offering a different scenic experience.
Yes, Reintaler Lake is a popular spot that offers camping facilities, making it convenient for longer stays and enjoying the lake's amenities.
Visitors frequently praise the natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The warm water and excellent quality of lakes like Reintaler Lake are highly appreciated for swimming. The idyllic, forest-tucked setting of Berglsteiner Lake is also a favorite for its tranquility and scenic walks. Many also enjoy the family-friendly facilities and playgrounds available at several lakes.


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