Best lakes around Schiers are found in the Prättigau/Davos region, offering access to diverse recreational opportunities. The area features alpine lakes and reservoirs set amidst mountain scenery. Schiers provides a starting point for exploring these natural water bodies. The region is characterized by its mountainous terrain and natural features.
Last updated: June 15, 2026
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Particularly striking, you can walk all the way around it.
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A walk around the reservoir is always possible, even when the weather isn't so good.
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Coming up from the valley, past cows that know more about the world than they'd care to admit, it suddenly appears before you: the Latschau reservoir. Smooth as a promise and green-blue like the cover of a travel brochure that means business. No waves, no reeds, no fishing boats. Just water and concrete – and behind them, the silhouettes of the mountains that act as if they already belong to another world. It's one of those unreal scenes that makes you pause for a moment – not because you have to, but because the surroundings suddenly do something to you. The lake lies there like an eye that sees everything. The path around it is wide and easy to walk, but your thoughts become slow, almost reverential.
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When circumnavigating Lake Lünersee, you can stop for a break at the Lünersee Alpe. The Lünersee Alpe sells regional products and offers a small snack menu. Cash payments only. Opening hours depend on the alpine season. Source: https://www.vorarlberg-alpenregion.at/brandnertal/de/alpe-luenersee-2_vc5704
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Wonderful valley and great view over Lünersee.
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The Lünersee was once a natural mountain lake. The construction of a dam in 1959 transformed the lake into a reservoir with a capacity of 78.3 million m3. When full, the lake is 139 m deep. The circular trail around the lake is largely family-friendly and easy to walk.
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- Useful capacity of the Lünersee reservoir: 78.3 million m³ - Energy content of the Lünersee reservoir: 262.16 million kWh - Target reservoir elevation: 1970.47 m above sea level (L 1006) - Operational center of elevation: 1947.47 m above sea level - Reservoir center of elevation: 1939.30 m above sea level - Drawdown target: 1897.47 m above sea level - Average natural inflow: 15.1 million m³/year - Inflow from the upstream waterway of the Rodundwerke: 63.2 million m³/year - First full reservoir in 1959 Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%BCnersee
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Great view of the beautiful Lünersee from a little above. This spot is part of the lake circuit.
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Many lakes are accessible, some even by public transport. For instance, the starting point for the Partnunsee in St. Antönien is reachable by PostBus from Schiers or Küblis, with an optional Bus alpin to shorten the hike. The Lünersee is highly accessible via the Lünerseebahn aerial cableway from Brandnertal.
Yes, several lakes offer family-friendly experiences. The circular route around Lünersee is largely family-friendly, with some parts even suitable for prams. The Latschau Reservoir is a hub for family fun, featuring a high ropes course, a summer toboggan run, a playground, and an easily accessible via ferrata.
The Partnunsee is excellent for refreshing dips, and bringing swimwear is recommended. Tobel Lake also offers opportunities for swimming with views of the Three Towers. Swimming is generally not permitted in the Lünersee or Latschau Reservoir due to their operational nature.
Absolutely. The lakes are popular starting points for hikes. A leisurely circular route around the Lünersee takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. The Partnunsee is a highlight of the St. Antönien lake hike. The Latschau Reservoir also serves as a base for numerous hiking trails. For more hiking options, check out the Mountain Hikes around Schiers guide.
At Lünersee, you'll find the Douglasshütte, a restaurant with a panoramic terrace, and the traditional Lünersee Alpe. The Partnunsee has three fireplaces for barbecues. The Latschau Reservoir area offers adventure sports facilities and a playground.
Yes, dogs are generally allowed. For example, dogs are permitted in the cable car and around the Lünersee, making it a great destination for dog owners.
The best time to visit is typically from late spring to early autumn (mid-May to October) when the weather is mild, and trails are clear of snow. The Tobel Lake is particularly beautiful from mid-May when some snow remains on the mountains.
Yes, the Latschau Reservoir is an adventure sports hub, offering a high ropes course, a summer toboggan run, and a family-friendly via ferrata. The adjacent Golmerbahn cable car provides panoramic views and access to further activities.
The lakes are set amidst stunning alpine scenery. Lünersee is known as the 'turquoise gem of the Rätikon mountains,' surrounded by dramatic peaks and rugged rock formations. Tobel Lake offers views of the impressive Three Towers.
Yes, at Partnunsee, visitors can rent two boats for a fee to enjoy paddling on the lake.
Fishing is permitted at Lünersee with a Fishing Club Day Pass, typically available from mid-June to late October, offering a serene angling experience.
Beyond lake visits, the region offers a variety of outdoor sports. You can find numerous running trails, challenging mountain hikes, and diverse cycling routes throughout the Schiers area.
Yes, for more adventurous hikers, the Lünersee serves as a starting point for challenging treks, including ascents to the Schesaplana summit and multi-day hut-to-hut hikes.


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