Klöntalersee
Klöntal has a wealth of natural beauty, famous for its fantastic mirrored reflections. Swimming, windsurfing, angling, and ice diving - Klöntalersee is an exceptional recreational paradise.
"Klöntalersee is one of those unbelievable natural beauties that no man could dream of," wrote Nobel Prize winner Carl Spitteler.
The floodplain at the mouth of the Klön has national significance. Like the shell limestones, it is under conservation. Silberen, a peak on the Pragel Pass, is one of the most majestic Karst landscapes in Switzerland, featuring diverse environments ranging from bare rock to thick vegetation blankets and subalpine forest. Many people consider Klöntalersee as one of the most beautiful lakes in Switzerland. Revel in its natural beauty during the two-hour stroll around the lake. The trail is easy to follow, with narrow sections in places.
During the summer, cool off in the fjord-like Klöntalersee, then enjoy a barbecue. In winter, ice divers pursue their remarkable hobby. For further information and current events, please visit www.kloental.com.
The floodplain at the mouth of the Klön has national significance. Like the shell limestones, it is under conservation. Silberen, a peak on the Pragel Pass, is one of the most majestic Karst landscapes in Switzerland, featuring diverse environments ranging from bare rock to thick vegetation blankets and subalpine forest. Many people consider Klöntalersee as one of the most beautiful lakes in Switzerland. Revel in its natural beauty during the two-hour stroll around the lake. The trail is easy to follow, with narrow sections in places.
During the summer, cool off in the fjord-like Klöntalersee, then enjoy a barbecue. In winter, ice divers pursue their remarkable hobby. For further information and current events, please visit www.kloental.com.
