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The Schottensee is located directly at the top of the Flüela Pass at an altitude of 2374m above sea level. In Rhaeto-Romanic it is called Lai da la Scotta. The lake, which is about 400m long and 200m wide, belongs entirely to the municipality of Zernez.

Coming from Mols in the direction of Walenstadt, the car park is just after a right-hand bend on the lake side. Driving from Walenstadt in the direction of Mols, the long parking area is on the lake side after a right-hand bend before a sharp left-hand bend.

From the entrance you dive parallel to the shore towards the east in the 3m range. Later the bottom starts to slope slightly. The most interesting area here is the 15m area, because here you can find many trees, bizarre branches and prosperity garbage, like bicycles.

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From the entrance, dive down the silt slope to the left. After approx. 3 minutes you will come across an old boat lying at 14m. This is followed by a long scree slope, from which impressive boulders protrude. After approx. 15 minutes you turn around at the silt slope. At 32m there is the wreck of a car.

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