Its name holds a secret: Some say it comes from the white shimmer created by lime deposits, while others believe it is named after a Frank named Wizo, who lived here around 600 AD.
Today, Lake Weißensee captivates not only with its rich history but also with its breathtaking nature.
Public transport
There are regular train connections from the long-distance railway stations Ulm, Augsburg, and Munich to Füssen.From Füssen bus and train station, bus line 71 goes to Weißensee, stop Weißensee-See.
From Hopfen am See, take line 56 to Füssen (bus and train station), transfer to line 71 to Weißensee, stop Weißensee-See.
General timetable information is available here.
Directions
If coming via the A7 motorway, exit at Füssen and turn onto the B310 towards Weißensee. The federal roads B16 and B17 also lead directly to Füssen. From Füssen, take the B310 to Weißensee.Parking
The parking guidance system in Füssen offers several parking options.Coordinates
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Start at the Tourism Information Office in Tannheim towards the East. At the intersection Grän/Haldensee turn left on to the Road L261 through the ...
The terrain therapy trail is a very varied hike without significant elevation difference.
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Crossing Zirmgrat
The route offers breathtakingly beautiful views over the sparkling ice surface to the distinctive peaks.

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