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Lake Saldenburger See is a true gem in the Bavarian Forest – a small but beautiful adventure lake that charmingly combines tranquility, play, and the enjoyment of nature. With approximately 5,000 m² of water, a maximum depth of 2.5 to 3 meters, and a lovingly landscaped setting, it is especially popular with families and hikers. What makes the lake special are its features: A zip line to the island inspires a sense of adventure. A beached pirate ship invites children to let off steam. A jetty with a platform, sundeck, and lawns offer space for relaxation. A beach volleyball court, changing rooms, and restrooms round out the offerings. Access is free, and the water quality is regularly checked – ideal for hot summer days or spontaneous excursions. Anglers also get their money's worth: With day tickets (May–September), you can fish for brown trout, tench, or char from the shore – although there are closed seasons and catch limits. In winter, weather permitting, the lake transforms into a curling rink, complete with rentals. Nestled in the rolling hills of the Dreiburgenland region, with a view of Saldenburg Castle, the lake is idyllically situated between meadows and forests. The Weiherstraße road leads directly to the parking lot – and from there, it's just a few steps to the water. https://www.ostbayern-tourismus.de/attraktionen/badesee-12848e9daf

In the middle of the idyllic landscape, gigantic concrete pillars rise to great heights (up to 99 meters) to support the highway. Impressive! It's worth taking a few minutes to admire the structure, which was built in 1978.

When you stand under it you feel queasy

Nice little bridge over the Ohe

The gatehouse and adjacent residential buildings in the outer bailey area are all that remain of the former castle. The inner courtyard is accessible. The parish church of St. Pancras, which originated from the castle chapel, stands on the site of the former main castle. It features Baroque statues and modern furnishings.

A very idyllic cycle path. If you have time and are in the area, you shouldn't miss this cycle path.

A lot of nature that is worth looking at not only with your head on the speedometer

Once you have fought your way through the many greenery, you come out at the top where the Isar flows into the Danube