Set beside the dramatic mountain scenery of Hallstätter See, this glacier-fed lake is one of Austria’s most iconic landscapes. The water is deep, cold, and incredibly clear, reflecting the Dachstein mountains and the small villages that line its shores. The lake is part of the UNESCO-listed Hallstatt region. It has been shaped by both nature and by centuries of nearby salt mining, which once made this area one of the most important economic hubs in the Alps. Today, it is known for its peaceful boat rides, hiking trails, and mirror-like reflections on calm days. When lk_lh_15 and loborosh passed through on their road trip, they took a quiet moment by the shore and hid a penguin stone near the water, leaving a small trace of their journey in one of Austria’s most scenic places.
Last known location: 47.5577079, 13.6772312
