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The colors of Lake Wörth are incredible—the deep blue, the shimmering green. Simply dreamy!

Great trail through the forest

A new, really beautiful sky-blue arched bridge over the Amper! Top: The cycle/pedestrian path has been widened to three metres

The Wörthsee, formerly Ausee, is located in the northern district of Starnberg in Upper Bavaria, around 25 km southwest of Munich, and is bordered to the north by four districts of the municipality of Wörthsee and to the west by two towns in the municipality of Inning. It is one of the lakes in the Five Lakes Region (Ammersee, Wörthsee, Weßlinger See, Pilsensee, Starnberger See) in Upper Bavaria. The average water level of the lake, which lies in its own basin, is around 27 m higher than that of the neighboring Ammersee to the west. Its catchment area is small, depending on the source it is given as an area of 17 or 26.35 km². The lake area is divided between the municipalities of Wörthsee (northeast) and Inning (southwest); a small part in the southeast belongs to the municipality of Seefeld am Pilsensee. Most of the shore is privately owned and not accessible. There are a total of five larger bathing areas on the lake. The lake is owned by Count Cajetan zu Toerring-Jettenbach. Source: Wikipedia

Attention, there is a motorway nearby and lots of bicycles! Still positive when driving

Ring you over the Amper

beautiful view of the Wörthsee

Wild beaches, beautiful views