Klöntal panorama, a 240 degree wide-angle panorama of lake Klöntal (low water level) with the imposing Glärnisch massif.
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The Klöntal is a small valley just west of the town of Glarus. The Klöntal lake was created by a prehistoric rockslide and is used as an energy reservoir. Since the construction of the power plant in the year 1914, an additional embankment allows the Klöntal lake to be used to store water for the production of consumption-adjusted peak-load energy. The imposing wall of the Glärnisch massif is rising steeply more than 2'000 metres above the lake.
Klöntal panorama from along the road to Richisau.
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Panorama Klöntal, a 360 degree wide-angle panorama of lake Klöntal.
(Original Image stitched of more than 100 photos 29032 x 8585 px)
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