Official Reutte diving page naming Urisee as a regional dive lake.
Austria · Tyrol Mountain Lakes
Urisee is a shore dive lake with platforms, trees, and clear water.
Urisee is a shore dive lake with platforms, trees, and clear water.
Urisee is a small alpine dive lake in the Reutte nature park region, with shore entries, training platforms, and submerged trees that make it useful for skills work and relaxed exploration. The lake has two basins with a shallow dam between them and a deeper wall, so it offers more than a single flat profile. Access is controlled through the local dive base, and the site is busiest in summer when bathers share the parking. In winter, qualified divers can also use it for ice diving.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Visibility can vary widely; plan dives for the day’s conditions and consider appropriate depth limits for the near-40 m maximum depth.
Access Restrictions
Dive permit required, maximum of 50 divers, and summer bathing traffic can make parking busy.
Legal Notes
Use the local permit process and coordinate fills with the dive base before you go.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
The main scuba draw is the training-platform circuit, the sunken trees, and the deeper wall. The lake works well for buoyancy, drills, and cold-water practice.
Freediving
The shallows and platform area suit breath-hold practice, but the deeper wall stays cold and is better treated as a scuba zone.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling works best in the shallow shore zone and around the training platforms, where the water is calmer and the freshwater life is easiest to spot.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
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Research Sources
Official Reutte diving page naming Urisee as a regional dive lake.
Dive-club page with permit, platforms, fish, parking, kiosk, and ice-diving details.

Relaxed shore dive at a mountain-lake campsite

Private alpine lake dive with submerged trees and clear water.