Südufer des Simssees Nature Reserve

Lake Simssee and the "Southern Shore of Lake Simssee" nature reserve, established here in 1993, are nestled in a gently rolling landscape with largely untouched reed and shore areas. A well-maintained path leads from Ecking through moor and reed areas to Baierbach. The protected area around the lake's outflow covers an area of 257 hectares. Many now-rare plant species live in the floodplain forests and meadow and moor communities of the silting zone.

Very beautiful reed-moor-forest path on the south bank of the Simsee. Many benches with a view of the waterfowl in the reeds help you relax and take a deep breath. A place of rest, except on sunny weekends ^^.

Pure nature on some paths around the Simssee.