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Lake Grimme is one of the numerous karst springs on the northern edge of the Donauried (Danube River Ried). Rainwater quickly seeps into widely branching crevices and fissures on the karstified Alb plateau and flows underground through caves, tubes, and crevices in the limestone of the White Jura (Malm) towards the Danube. The water level remains almost constant at around 50 cm, even during prolonged droughts and heavy rainfall. The water temperature remains at 10-11 degrees Celsius year-round, with slight fluctuations.

The two lakes were once intended as swimming lakes. In winter, during periods of prolonged frost, you can even ice skate. Unfortunately, this is no longer possible thanks to global warming.

A nice quiet spot for a break surrounded by chestnut trees.

Large, spacious city park with two playgrounds for children of all ages. Various seating options by the large pond and on the walking paths invite you to take a break. Directly adjacent to the park is the Butze with a mini golf course, toilets and places to eat and drink.

In the northwest of Langenau, right next to the Langenau Nature Friends House, the Warme Ach (also called Nau here) springs up. The spring is in a former quarry and comes largely from the Lone. A bench and the Nature Friends House next door invite you to linger. There are toilets, drinks and a large playground for children.

Great place to relax, unfortunately there are a few benches to sit on.

The Eglenseen currently have extremely little water - now it's time for it to rain.

This summer the two lakes do not have much water.