Fahr(t)raum – View of Grabensee loop from Mattsee

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Mattsee

Fahr(t)raum – View of Grabensee loop from Mattsee

Moderate

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Fahr(t)raum – View of Grabensee loop from Mattsee

01:11

11.4km

60m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

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612 m

View of Mattsee and St. Michael's Church

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The little village of Mattsee, which lies between the lake of the same name and Lake Obertrumer, is a little paradise. The lake facilities are particularly beautiful and the Bavarian village is worth seeing.

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1.15 km

fahr(t)raum

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In the Ferdinand Porsche adventure worlds fahr(t)raum, everyone gets their money's worth, regardless of whether they are young or old. Here you can experience technology hands-on, admire old racing cars …

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3.61 km

Between Grabensee and Obertrumer See

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Everywhere lake! You have just passed the Mattsee, now on your left is the Obertrumer Lake and on the right the smallest of the three Trumer Lakes, the Grabensee. On …

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3.76 km

View of Grabensee

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Narrow point between Obertrumer and Grabensee.

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6.74 km

View of the Mountains Near Seeham

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Along the north and west side of the lake you always get a very nice view of the lake and mountains.

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9.42 km

Between Mattsee and Lake Obertrum

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If you look to the left, you can see the chapel of Gebertsham, to the right is the Bay of Mattsee. A small canal connects the Mattsee with the Obertrumer See.

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