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The Schwarzsee, also known as Lac Noir, is idyllically situated in the canton of Fribourg (Sense district) and is part of the Gantrisch Nature Park. With its deep, dark water and surrounding peaks such as Kaiseregg (2185 m), Schafberg, and Spitzfluh, the lake offers a fascinating panorama. 🌅 Highlights & Activities Surroundings & Nature: The moorland and alpine pastures surrounding the lake are rich in species – with cotton grass, reeds, coots, and dragonflies – ideal for walks and nature observation. Leisure & Recreation: The Schwarzsee is ideal for hiking, swimming, paddling (SUP), or simply lounging on the shore. Accessible for hikes or conveniently by chairlift to Riggisalp – with alpine huts and restaurants. Legends & Experiences: Themed trails with legends from the Sense region, mystical landscapes in the Breccaschlund valley, and spectacular ice palaces in winter attract visitors year-round.

great view over the entire Schwarzsee

Also beautiful in winter, but then the alpine pasture is closed.

The route to Schwarzenburg leads through beautiful valleys.

Sense(Singine)를 형성하기 위해 두 강이 합류하는 곳입니다. 바로 옆에 주차장이 있으며 발을 물에 담그고 피크닉을 즐기기에 완벽한 장소입니다.

This alpine cheese dairy and snack bar is located at the top of the Balisa Pass, which connects Schwarzsee and La Valsainte / Charmey. You can enjoy the views of the mountains and valleys, as well as the aroma of cheese made from the milk of 25-30 cows. You can also visit the cheese factory and taste some of its delicious products, such as Alpmutschli, a small round cheese. La Balisa / Buvette & Fromagerie d'alpage is an ideal destination for a rewarding and tasty run.

Alp Untere Recardets is a cozy Alpine refuge where you can refresh yourself with local specialties. A great place to take a break and regain strength during your run. A great place to take a moment and appreciate the beauty and diversity of the Swiss Alps.

The Schwarzsee is located in the Freiburg Alps and is known for its originality. The wildly romantic natural backdrop around the mountain lake and the Breccaschlund, an alpine valley formed by glaciers, are the jewels of the region.