Switzerland Tomasee (Lake Toma), Graubünden, Switzerland
Lake Tomasee, the cradle of the mighty Rhine, lies at 2345m in the middle of a protected area. From the Oberalp Pass, a hike of about one and a half hours on marked paths leads to the lake below Piz Badus. It belongs to the Federal Inventory of Landscapes and Natural Monuments of National Importance and its water is of drinking water quality.
It is worth walking to the very back of the lake and enjoying the reflections.
It is worth walking to the very back of the lake and enjoying the reflections.
Photography Tips
Tripod, wide-angle lens and ND filter allow great long exposures in this beautiful place.
Allow enough time. The ascent is steep and sweaty. The descent via the Maighelshütte is not a long detour and is definitely worth it!
It is essential to wear good footwear (hiking boots, trekking shoes)! The last section has steep passages with scre
Allow enough time. The ascent is steep and sweaty. The descent via the Maighelshütte is not a long detour and is definitely worth it!
It is essential to wear good footwear (hiking boots, trekking shoes)! The last section has steep passages with scre
Travel Information
Start of the hiking trail shortly before the Oberalp Pass. There is parking for about 10 cars. Otherwise drive up to the pass summit, there are enough parking spaces.
The Oberalppass is also very well accessible by public transport. The trip with the Rhätische Bahn to the pass is an experience in itself. Alternatively, the post bus can also be used.
The Oberalppass is also very well accessible by public transport. The trip with the Rhätische Bahn to the pass is an experience in itself. Alternatively, the post bus can also be used.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Just a few people
Best Timing
Sunrise in fall
Sunrise & Sunset
08:06 - 16:44
| current local time: 21:39
Photo Themes
blue water
Hiking
Landscape
Landschaft
Mountain
Mountains
wandern
water
Water Reflections
waterscape
Locations
lake
Reflection
Graubünden
Oberalppass
Near Oberalppass
badus
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