Annasee

If you are looking for peace and relaxation, you are at the right place at this natural, small lake. There is also a barbecue area with benches to rest.

Lake Anna, about 1 ha in size, is located on the district of Beilstein and is protected as a natural monument. Is used in winter as a skating rink.

Nice lake to relax.
Lake Anna is a natural lake near Beilstein in the Heilbronn district in northern Baden-Württemberg. As an extensive natural monument, it is under nature protection.
The 1.0 hectare Lake Anna is located about three kilometers northeast of Beilstein at 376.1 m above sea level. NN in the Beilsteiner Stadtwald, near the hamlet of Gagernberg. The lake is fed in particular by the higher-lying forest summit Tautzenbühl (summit at 418.9 m above sea level) and, of course, dammed up by the waterproof Lettenboden. It drains over the approximately 1.0 km long Annabach through the hillside forest to the Söhlbach, into which this is 284 m above sea level. NN flows across from Helfenberg.
The lake and the surrounding urban forest have always been owned by the municipality of Beilstein. The lake was also called the Tannensee in the 19th century. In 1846, its size was designated just under six and a half acres. In 1901, the Cluss brewery got ice from the lake. Between 1923 and 1931 the lake was leased to the nearby hamlet of Gagernberg. In 1931, the lake almost ran out due to the breakthrough of a drainage device for the removal of fire-fighting water to Beilstein, where it was washed several times. The lake has been a protected part of the landscape since 1951. The lake's fish water is leased to the Heilbronn-Sontheim Fishing Association.

Nice lake to relax.
Lake Anna is a natural lake near Beilstein in the Heilbronn district in northern Baden-Württemberg. As an extensive natural monument, it is under nature protection.
The 1.0 hectare Lake Anna is located about three kilometers northeast of Beilstein at 376.1 m above sea level. NN in the Beilsteiner Stadtwald, near the hamlet of Gagernberg. The lake is fed in particular by the higher Tautzenbühl forest summit (summit at 418.9 m above sea level) and, of course, dammed up by the waterproof Lettenboden. It drains over the approximately 1.0 km long Annabach through the hillside forest to the Söhlbach, into which this is 284 m above sea level. NN flows across from Helfenberg.
The lake and the surrounding urban forest have always been owned by the municipality of Beilstein. The lake was also called the Tannensee in the 19th century. In 1846, its size was designated just under six and a half acres. In 1901, the Cluss brewery got ice from the lake. Between 1923 and 1931 the lake was leased to the nearby hamlet of Gagernberg. In 1931, the lake almost ran out due to the breakthrough of a drainage device for the removal of fire-fighting water to Beilstein, where it was washed several times. The lake has been a protected part of the landscape since 1951. The lake's fish water is leased to the Heilbronn-Sontheim Fishing Association.

Beautiful lake in the middle of the forest

Rest area with benches and tables and a barbecue area right on the small Annasee

The Beilsteiner Rundweg No. 3 from the castle over the Annasee and Gagernberg and through the Schmidbachtal - length approx. 9 km, also suitable for pushchairs

The lake can be walked around on the hiking trails. Some seating invites you to rest, relax and linger.

Is beautiful in every season, even in winter with snow + ice