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Very idyllic little pond - nice little walk via Thunstetten Castle.

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A wonderful gem in the immediate vicinity of Herzogenbuchsee. Water frogs croak around the weather. The divers proudly show off their four young, which, intriguingly, have red heads, while their parents, typical of divers, have white "mirrors" vertically across their foreheads and noses. Highly recommended if, like me, you're out on your new eBike for the first time, to experience all the features an eBike offers, such as: Rohloff gears, automatic seat post, ABS brakes, Komoot, no wait: Simply everything you've known from your "biobike" for 60 years, and now feels wonderful with electric assistance. And: If you wanted, you could also go 45 km/h. But 36 km/h in Bosch Limit mode, i.e. 11 km/h entirely under your own muscle power, is all the more fun, and in weather made for the gods.

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You can get an insight into this highlight and the trails here: https://youtu.be/_SI3OBhOvvE

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Very nice path around the lake - it's worth it

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The Burgäschisee, sometimes also simply Aeschisee, lies on the canton border of the cantons of Bern and Solothurn, with around two thirds on the Solothurn canton area. The lake is located in the municipalities of Aeschi (SO) and Seeberg (BE) at an altitude of 465 meters above sea level. The lake is fed by the Füürstein Canal, while the Seebach flows out. The natural lake is almost 700m long and 500m wide and is surrounded by a forest and reeds. The lake is located in a nature reserve.

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Very nice little lake under nature protection.

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The Sängeliweiher, a beautiful nature reserve southwest of Langenthal

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The ponds are now also a beaver sanctuary. The construction of this organic Husquarna saw is impressive!

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At this point you have the best perspective of the beautiful Bellacher Weiher. So it's worth a short stop here. Here you have direct access to the water. With a bit of luck, you will see toads and blindworms here - in addition to water birds. Very rarely an adder. In autumn you can see strange water birds that stop here on their way to the south.

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Small lake with lido and other swimming opportunities. You can walk or ride around on foot or by mountain bike. A well-known restaurant, the "Gasthaus Seeblick am Burgäschisee" is highly recommended!

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The name "Steibachweiher". The pond, actually three, between the two villages of Berken and Walliswil near Wangen is very beautiful and very pleasantly cool even at high temperatures.

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Beautiful pond. With a bit of luck, you can see crawl.

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At the bottom, at the bathing bay in the dark oak forest, is a place of energy full of energy.

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Beautiful lake and a close detour to the Steinhof are worthwhile. It has a very large erratic block.

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The Bellacher Weiher (also spelled Bellacherweiher or Bellacher-Weiher; according to the official maps simply Weier without a qualifying word) is a pond in the municipality of Bellach in the Swiss canton of Solothurn. It is located directly at the southern foot of the Jura and has an area of approx. 3.35 hectares and a maximum depth of 2.20 m. The pond was originally intended to supply the city of Solothurn with fish. According to Kurt Jäggi's account in the 1977 Bellacher calendar, a master Ulrich von Egliswil, a dam builder, was commissioned by the city council in 1456 to build the current pond. According to the Bellach village history of 1990, however, this was a different pond called the Oberer Bellacher Weiher, which later lay in the municipality of Selzach, while the pond that still exists today was not dammed until 1548 as the Seusetweiher or Unterer Bellacher Weiher. It soon became apparent that the cost of putting the fish in the ponds was not in a good ratio to the yield from the ponds. "The fishing out of the ponds was mainly a celebration for the councilors themselves, who attended in large numbers and were fed with plenty of fish and wine." These banquets for the Solothurn council reduced the proceeds considerably, as at least 101 council members and probably other guests attended each time. The council considered keeping the ponds or selling them several times, "but the desire for a banquet always won out." Battle on March 2, 1798 The pond also went down in the annals in 1798, when the most important battle took place on its shores between Napoleon's troops under General Schauenburg, who were invading the country, and the Solothurn troops of General Josef Bernhard Altermatt, with the French quickly winning and then occupying Solothurn and the rest of the canton without a fight. In 1861, the mechanical cotton weaving mill Schwarz & Co. took over the Bellach pond and used its water, which was piped to the weaving mill, to power its machines. Since then, the pond has been known locally as the "Black Sea" or "Black Sea". The weaving mill also leased the pond for fishing. In 1945, it was declared a cantonal nature reserve. Until the beginning of the 20th century, the Bellach pond was also used to produce natural ice. It was also useful for farmers, as they were allowed to use the runoff to irrigate their fields.

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Local recreation area for Langenthal. The pond has a beautiful intact landscape with reeds and old trees. In spring there are hundreds of frogs and amphibians in the lake. Your calls form a grandiose concert.

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Especially mystical after a rain or thunderstorm. Great place to enjoy peace and quiet.

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Beautiful hidden forest pond with crystal clear water

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At the Burgäschisee is for dog owners and their 4-Beiner Leinenobligatorium. A pity, because bathing makes the dogs happy.

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Small Seeli with circular route.

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