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The Letzbergweiher is a little gem that is a worthwhile destination at any time of year. It is easy and quick to reach from Schönau. The short climb from the pond to the Heideck moat complex is also highly recommended.

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Interesting and worth seeing glacial lakes.

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The round around the pond is a must if you're already here.

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The walk around the pond is really worth it. Almost half of it is designated as a bathing lake. We had nice weather at the end of October, but it was too cold for swimming.

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Small circular route around the pond as a supplement to the Philosophenweg. Should you take away.

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With a length of around 325 meters and a width of 200 meters, the Nonnenmattweiher is not particularly large, but it is really beautiful to look at. Here you can swim in peace and at the same time enjoy the Black Forest in all its glory, unfortunately it is quite crowded on the weekends, but during the week it is a little paradise.

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The Lötbergweiher is an island of relaxation. Usually you don't meet other hikers and you have the pond to yourself 😊

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Great view over Nonnenmattweiher and the Belchen

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Awesome view towards Belchen and the beautiful Nonnenmattweiher

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Great place to stay

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Great to visit even in winter! There is a parking lot in the immediate vicinity, but the way there is not cleared. So you should drive a suitable vehicle (all-wheel drive, for example). And always park respectfully. Better to avoid weekends if possible.

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From the Weiherkopffelsen you have the most beautiful view of the Nonnenmattweiher and the Belchen, simply awesome this place.

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A wonderful place to linger, the best place for a break. A panorama like from an airplane, it couldn't be more beautiful.

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Drink a delicious cyclist in the fishing hut. Or enjoy a coffee with homemade cakes.

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In the town of Präg, the Prägbach valley bends sharply by around 100 ° to the right (northwest). The many short side valleys that flow into this area together form the valley basin. There is a basin with three small lakes (Präger Seen) and numerous large boulders that indicate glaciation. 115,000 to 10,000 years ago) - six glaciers collided here - unique for low mountain ranges in Germany. In high glacial conditions, the ice had a thickness of over 500 meters in places, the maximum value for the Black Forest. One reason for this ice thickness was the inhibition of the glacier runoff by the glacier in the Wiesental. On June 27, 1994, the Freiburg Presidium declared this glacier basin a nature reserve. With an area of 2867 hectares, it is the second largest nature reserve in Baden-Württemberg after the Feldberg area and part of the FFH area of the Präg and Weidfelder glacier basins in the Upper Wiesental. References: Wikipediea

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Breathtaking view over the Nonni and the Belchen

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The nature reserve Nonnenmattweiher in the Black Forest is located near Heubronn, a district of Neuenweg the community small meadow valley in the Black Forest. At its center lies the lake Nonnenmattweiher at an altitude of 915m above sea level. It was not until 1987 that the declaration of protection for the 70ha large nature reserve Nonnenmattweiher took place. It was named after the lake and finally the nature reserve was beef cattle: these fattening cows, known as nuns or nuns, were fed on the meadows of the Karboden before the construction of the dam to the Nonnenmattweiher. The now protected Gletscherkar with high rock walls, Karsee and upstream Moränenwällen, which had arisen already in the last ice age about 12000 years ago, was presumably silted up to 1758 as Hochmoor. By damming by means of a dam to Mühl- and fish breeding pond, a part of the flooded moor swam up. A dam break in 1922 again led to the silting up to the 30s. In mid-1934, a new, even higher dam was completed. Once again a peat island floated on, which still exists today. The 325m long, 200m wide and maximum 7m deep lake was used with its just 3.7ha for relaxation and recreation. Therefore excavated even in 1975 large parts of today separated by floating tree trunks protectable peat island! Despite the 1997 survey on the nature reserve is still about less than half of the lake Nonnenmattweiher designated as a bathing lake. The nature reserve Nonnenmattweiher offers its visitors many rare plant and animal species. And so that they also get to this place with the predicate "nature reserve" happened in 2004 and 2006 what also happens to the Feldberg: Make room for the tourists! Massive lumbering provided light and sun on the lake. Visit Him and leave the nature protected. After all, humans only protect what they know.

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The Nonnenmattweiher is a moor lake located in a small basin. Swimming is permitted in the back part of the lake, while the front part is a nature reserve. The islands in the water float. Depending on the time of day and the time of year, you can take beautiful photos there. And of course, you can also go on lovely hikes from here. It's definitely worth climbing up to the Weiherfelsen rock. From there, you have a fantastic view!

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Beautifully situated small lake. From the parking lot in about 5 minutes to reach. Great starting place for hikes, for example in the direction of Belchen.

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Hammer View of the Belchen and the Nonnenmattweiher

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