Lake Lans
Lanser Lake is a lake in Lans paid in the eastern highlands near Innsbruck. The lake has a water area of 3.5 ha and a depth of 12 m.
The lake is conveniently moderately developed from the tram line 6 and the J bus of public transportation services.
Pedal-boating is possible against payment of a fee. Earlier in the winter, many people use the Lanser See for skating.
The water of the lake Lanser is bog water. In Lanser See stems from the Vill Bach. It flows north across the Vill moor, where he joins the Ramsbach of Igls, according to Villalba and ends after about 7 km in the Sillschlucht in the Sill.
From its emergence fro the Lake Lans is a kettle hole, that is, it is caused by the melting of a horizontal at this point, sediment covered endeiszeitlichen ice body.