Maisinger See

Around the Maisinger See forest and moor trails offer impressive views of untouched nature. Do not forget the camera!

Best during the week. Very busy at the weekend. The beer garden on the lake is beautiful At sunset

For a great hiking excursion best connect with the Maisinger Gorge. Access from Söcking on the Bismarckstraße to Wanderparkplatz. From there about 1-1 1/2 hours. In the gorge it is nice and cool in the summer and the snack in the beer garden tastes twice as good after the hike!

Very nice there, unfortunately totally overcrowded.

Like many other lakes in the five-lake region, the Maisinger See was formed towards the end of the ice age due to the thrust of the Isar-Loisach glacier. Lake 1450 is mentioned for the first time in the Salbuch of the regional court in Pähl: item of Lake Mawsingen belongs to Starnbergk. This shows that the lake was subordinate to the Starnberg box office and was therefore owned by the Bavarian sovereign. In 1602, on the other hand, the water must have belonged to the possessions of the Dießen monastery, because according to the records there, the provost of the monastery had leased it to the Seehieter zu Meising. For reasons unknown until now, the lake became the property of the sovereign again in the 17th century, since the seamen paid their taxes to the Starnberg box office from 1642 at the latest. The fish-rich waters passed into private ownership in 1866. Bartl, a miller from Maisingen, bought the lake at an auction of state goods.

The mood, the birdlife, the view and of course the beer garden

It's not worth it. At least not this "see route". Is an agricultural landscape without shade. No or hardly any forest. Boring dirt roads.

There are people where it's beautiful.

There is nothing more to say. If you want to be left alone, you can quickly go back and forth again.

The landscape is very beautiful and you can stop off at the Maisinger Seehof and sit under the trees by the lake.

Tasty and humane prices

Even in winter when the weather is rather sad, the NSG Maisinger See is worth a trip. Many small and large biotopes can be explored from the shore and the view over the reed-covered lake into the Andechs region is also worth a visit.

The lake was frozen over and served as a skating paradise.