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Lake Gerzensee is privately owned. It's not possible to walk around it. From Kirchdorf, there's a dirt road that leads to a wonderful seating area.

Lake Gerzen is a lake located between the villages of Gerzensee, Mühledorf, and Kirchdorf in the canton of Bern, Switzerland. Its water level is at an average elevation of 603 meters above sea level. At normal water levels, the lake is approximately 8.5 meters deep on average and reaches a maximum of 11 meters deep, and has a surface area of 0.25 km², making it one of the medium-sized pre-Alpine lakes in Switzerland.

The Egelsee in Bern, also known as Egelmösli, is a small lake in the southeast of the city. It lies at an altitude of 549 meters above sea level and is fed by the Wysslochbach. The lake has an area of about 1.52 hectares and is surrounded by a picturesque park that extends to the Paul Klee Center.

In summer, a wonderful opportunity for a short stop with food by the water. In the cozy Bogen 17 kiosk/container restaurant😉

Imposing bridge over the Aare and, further downstream, the dammed Wohlensee. The bridge is an impressive structure and should be worth a photo stop. The Wohlei Bridge is a road bridge built in 1920 over Lake Wohlen near Bern. It connects the communities of Frauenkappelen and Wohlen. The arch bridge was built at the same time as the Kappelen Bridge by the Bernische Kraftwerke when the Aare was dammed for the Mühleberg hydroelectric power station.

The Wohleibrücke is an impressive arched bridge over Lake Wohlen

Impressive bridge over the Aare. The Wohlei Bridge is a road bridge built in 1920 over Lake Wohlen near Bern. It connects the communities of Frauenkappelen and Wohlen. The arched bridge was built at the same time as the Kappelen Bridge by the Bernese Power Plants when the Aare was dammed for the Mühleberg hydroelectric power plant.

Impressive bridge over the Aare. The Wohlei Bridge is a road bridge built in 1920 over Lake Wohlen near Bern. It connects the communities of Frauenkappelen and Wohlen. The arched bridge was built at the same time as the Kappelen Bridge by the Bernese Power Plants when the Aare was dammed for the Mühleberg hydroelectric power plant.