lake in Pertisau

Achensee

The Achenseebahn, a steam-powered cog railway built in 1889, climbs from Jenbach in the Inn valley to the lake's edge, one of the oldest steam cog railways still in operation in Europe.

The Achensee is Tyrol’s largest and deepest lake (133m), at 929 metres between the Karwendel and Rofan mountain ranges north of Innsbruck. Clear water, sailing, swimming, and alpine diving. The Achenseebahn steam cog railway (1889) connects Jenbach (Inn valley main line) to the lake in about 40 minutes; check achensee.com for timetable and current conditions. Pertisau on the southern shore is the main resort entry point; Achenkirch is quieter at the northern end. About 40 km northeast of Innsbruck.

Type
lake
Destination
Pertisau
Cost
Free to visit
Address
6213 Pertisau
Coordinates
47.4630, 11.7091
Official website
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