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Kapelle St. Bartholomäus; Foto: Hubert HodelPhoto: Visit Vals AG
Die Kapelle St. Bartholomäus steht südöstlich der Staumauer des Zerfreilasees auf 1985 m ü. M.
Ein Ausblick wie im Bilderbuch auf den Stausee und auf das Zerfreilahorn. Die Kapelle ist der Ausgangspunkt für die 3-Seen-Wanderung.
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