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Lake Murn is a wonderful destination for cyclists and hikers. 🚴‍♂️🚶‍♀️ With a great view and a well-maintained cycling and hiking path around the lake, it offers ideal conditions for a relaxed tour. Whether you want to jog, go on a bike ride or just enjoy nature - Lake Murn is a good choice. The clear, blue lake and the quiet surroundings invite you to linger and offer a relaxing break from everyday life. Pack your backpack and explore this beautiful place - it's worth it!

Great view with many beautiful impressions

Very nice, interesting and easy-to-drive circular route around Lake Murner. Many well-made information boards, a barefoot path, the tertiary forest and the observation tower are, among other things, the highlights on the circuit. There is always a beautiful view over the lake and the adjacent ponds.

An easy-to-drive cycle path leads around the lake. Be careful, the path is often shared with pedestrians. The signposting of the path is very well done and there are always information boards about the lake, the surrounding area and history.

Because of its location in the nature reserve, it should blend inconspicuously with the surroundings - which the planners succeeded almost too well. Because of its wooden construction, it remains completely unnoticed by many visitors and guests despite its 16 meter size. But the visit is worth it. From the viewing platforms at heights of 12 and 9 meters, the lake presents itself from a new perspective. Tip: Watch the activity of the water birds through the permanently installed telescope!

Relatively high observation tower with a beautiful view of the lake

The four largest lakes, Steinberger See, Murner See, Brückelsee and Knappensee, form the heart of the Upper Palatinate Lake District; in total there are over 2,000 ponds and 300 lakes. Lake Steinberger offers countless opportunities for relaxation, sport and leisure, the most outstanding being the adventure wooden ball, the largest of its kind in the world. From its viewing platform at a height of around 40 meters you have a wonderful view of the lake and the surrounding area.

With the Brückelsee, as well as the Murner and the Steinberger See, the Upper Palatinate has 3 beautiful large leisure lakes with numerous leisure activities. The lakes are former lignite mining areas that have been flooded.