Nature Trail at Ungeheuersee

The Ungeheuersee is a shallow rain-moor pond that is mainly fed by the Krumbach.
On the shore of the lake there is a sandstone boulder with his name carved into it.
According to a legend, no one used to like going there because forest spirits were up to mischief here at midnight. Apparently there was also a forest woman living by the lake who is said to have stolen many a child.
However, the name has nothing to do with that; rather, it comes from the words “Unger” for forest pasture and “Heyer” for enclosure.
The path around the lake is about 700 m long and several information boards offer explanations.
The managed Weisenheimer Hütte is located on its northwestern bank.

A beautiful path leads around the lake with many insights and information boards

A very beautiful area to observe and enjoy nature.