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Whether along the Argen Lang or just crossing it - it's always beautiful there.

A small, almost hidden, rest area in "paradise" overlooking the bay of Wasserburg.

A superb gravel section with fine-grained gravel along the Argen river.

A very beautiful bike path with a view of the Tettnang hops field, something you don't see very often! It's also nice to be away from the crowded Lake Constance bike path.

There are some nice swimming spots here, which are quite busy in the summer.

Great cycle paths lead along the Argen into the hinterland.

Not Castle Church, but St. George is the name of Wasserburg's landmark. Here's something else from Wikipedia: Catholic Parish Church of St. George The first church on the island of Wasserburg, mentioned in 784, was probably built of wood. The present choir (chancel) originated from a Gothic predecessor (around 1400), which probably also included the base of the originally pointed church tower. In the 17th century, the tower of St. George's Church received a French cap in the style of the Augsburg architect Elias Holl. The interior is adorned with a Baroque high altar with life-size figures of Saints Gallus and Otmar. An epitaph of Count Leopold of the Fugger family can be found above the sacristy door. Stone tablets on three of the four main pillars commemorate the freezing of the lake in 1573, 1830 and 1963. Noteworthy are the ceiling frescoes (1918/19) by Otto Hämmerle (* 1881 until after 1944) with motifs from the history of Wasserburg as well as the richly decorated organ.

Like the nearby Muttelsee, Wielandssee, and Degersee lakes, the Schleinsee formed as a meltwater lake towards the end of the last Ice Age, approximately 15,000 years ago. The two surface tributaries are insignificant; however, several subterranean springs feed the Schleinsee. The theoretically calculated water renewal time is approximately two years.