The 4 lakes in the
Salzburg Seenland
Mattsee, Grabensee and Obertrumer See: The "Trumer Seen" lakes together with the Wallersee the heart of Salzburg's Seenland north of the Mozart city of Salzburg.
A large part of the idyllic riparian landscapes is covered by reeds and is under nature conservation - for example, the Wenger Moor at Wallersee has been listed as a Natura 2000 European nature reserve since 1996. This protected area of almost 300 hectares is a habitat for rare water birds such as grey herons, lapwings, curlews, ducks, great crested grebes or coots. Even the beavers have rediscovered the warm and fish-rich lakes as their habitat - the catfish, bream, pike, carp, eel and trout feel at home in the Wallersee.
Experience the lakes from a different angle
Looking across a lake and onto the shore from the water: Stand-up paddlers have the pleasure - as do recreation-seekers who let a lukewarm breeze blow around their noses on small boats or with the lake cruise on Mattsee and Obertrumer See. Fascination with water at any time of the day - with wonderful views, good air and all the splendour that nature offers us.
Important information on motorboating and e-foils - see the instructions of the Shippingauthority
2 °C
Wallersee
2.7 °C
Mattsee
2.7 °C
Obertrumer See
2 °C
Grabensee
