アウレンドルフの天然記念物・トップ20

The Schlosssee is also located in the middle of the city, but is not developed for tourism as there are hardly any public accesses to the lake shore. The lake is owned by the princely house of Waldburg-Wolfegg.

Of course, the bike is pushed, or better yet, parked, right by the city lake. The colorful autumn leaves are particularly beautiful at the city lake in Bad Waldsee

The Blitzenreuter Lake District has been known as an ecologically valuable area for many years. As early as 1924, the central raised bog core and its non-peat-drained surroundings were protected as a protected forest. In 1937, other parts of the area were designated as a nature reserve (Dornacher Ried with Häckler Ried, Häcklerweiher and Buchsee). In 1939, the Schreckensee was added, and in 1971 the Vorsee and Wegenried were added. Source: https://www.zwischenschussenundseen.de/index.php?id=15

The Blitzenreuter Lake District has been known as an ecologically valuable area for many years. As early as 1924, the central raised bog core and its non-peat-drained surroundings were protected as a protected forest. In 1937, other parts of the area were designated as a nature reserve (Dornacher Ried with Häckler Ried, Häcklerweiher and Buchsee). In 1939, the Schreckensee was added, and in 1971 the Vorsee and Wegenried were added. Source: https://www.zwischenschussenundseen.de/index.php?id=15

Very attractive even in winter.

It is worth taking a walk around the lake, especially for families with children. The kids always find something to do at the lake.

The town lake can be seen as Bad Waldsee's "calling card" alongside the historic old town. It is located in the middle of the town, and the walk around the lake is a popular choice among locals and guests alike. The lake is used as a bathing lake by the town's outdoor pool. There is also a boat rental service and the town's rowing club uses it as a training water. Formation: towards the end of the last ice age 16,000 years ago Water surface: 14.7 ha Owner: Town of Bad Waldsee Tenant: Bad Waldsee Fishing Association Management: Angling Hydrological data: stratified Fish in 1993: roach, bleak, rudd, eel, pike-perch, pike, bream, perch, carp, catfish; in 2000 also tench, chub, minnow Source: https://www.sew-bad-waldsee.de/stadtsee.html

The city lake is an idyllic place in the old town of Bad Waldsee, with bathing opportunities in a very attractive outdoor pool, and a place to linger.