Why is the Reinthalersee a must-visit?
Lake Reinthal is one of the warmest and most inviting swimming lakes in Tyrol and is located in the beautiful Alpbachtal valley, just a 10-minute drive from Haus Casimir. With water temperatures reaching 25°C in the summer, well-maintained sunbathing areas, a playground, boat rentals, and campgrounds, this lake is a top destination for families, water lovers, and nature enthusiasts.
Whether you want to swim, paddleboard, fish, hike, or just relax in the sun, Lake Reinthal has something for everyone.
How do you get to Reinthalersee?
Lake Reinthal is located in Kramsach, in the Alpbachtal valley. From Haus Casimir, it’s just a 10-minute drive (about 7 km) via Brixlegger Straße (L211) toward Kramsach.
By car
- Directions: Take Brixlegger Straße (L211) toward Kramsach.
- Parking: There are free parking spaces near the lake.
By bike
- Bicycle route: From Reith im Alpbachtal, you can cycle along the flat bike path beside the Brandenberger Ache to Lake Reinthal (about 15 minutes).
Activities & attractions
Swimming and watersports
Lake Reinthal is one of the warmest swimming lakes in Tyrol and offers:
- Swim in crystal-clear water with temperatures up to 25°C.
- Shallow shores, ideal for toddlers and children.
- Water sports such as:
- SUP (Stand-Up Paddling)
- Kayaking
- Pedal boats
Tip: Bring a SUP board if you want to go paddleboarding—the lake is perfect for both beginners and experienced paddlers!
Walking and cycling
There is a beautiful hiking trail around Lake Reinthal that takes about an hour to complete and circles the entire lake. Along the way, you’ll pass:
- Sunbathing areas with shady trees.
- Playground equipment for children.
- Restaurants and kiosks where you can sample local delicacies.
Boot hire and fishing ponds
Are you a fan of water sports? At Lake Reinthal, you can:
- Boat rentals (kayaks, SUP boards, pedal boats).
- Fishing in the lake (fishing permits are available locally).
Tip: Ask about rental rates and availability when you arrive.
Safety
- Supervision: Staff are on duty, but parents are responsible for their children.
- Depth: The lake has both shallow and deep areas—please be careful when swimming with children.