Nestling between Zahmer Kaiser and the Chiemgau Alps and attracting many water lovers in summer, one of the highlights is certainly Lake Walchsee. A stop at the lake is also worthwhile for cyclists. In midsummer, the lake attracts with a water temperature of up to 24 degrees – ideal for a refreshing stop and recharging your batteries for the tour. Lake Walchsee will be accessed twice on this tour. While the lake attracts swimmers in the north, nature lovers can be found on the south shore. The unique meadow and moor landscape along the shore invites you to relax and enjoy. The next highlight of the tour is right after Lake Walchsee. The Schwemm is the largest moorland area in North Tyrol. This natural landscape is the habitat of many rare animals and plants, making it a very special place for rest and relaxation.

The Zahmer Kaiser presents itself in all its all splendour on the route from Kössen to Lake Walchsee. Its big brother – Wilder Kaiser – appears around the corner at Schwendt and provides a first glimpse of the impressive rock formations of the Kaiser Massif. The peaks are inaccessible for cyclists, but who wants to climb dizzy heights when there is enough to discover in the valley.