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Kuhsee Augsburg local recreation area

On the eastern shore of the Kuhsee in Augsburg, there is a striking T-shaped wooden pier that serves as a popular meeting point for visitors. This pier not only offers direct access to the water, but also a picturesque view over the lake and the surrounding nature. It is an ideal place for walking, relaxing or enjoying the sunset. Especially on warm days, the pier attracts both locals and tourists who appreciate the idyllic atmosphere of the Kuhsee.

The Kuhsee in Augsburg is a popular bathing lake that attracts both locals and visitors. With its location in the Siebentischwald, it offers an ideal environment for relaxation and leisure activities. Facilities and offers: • Beaches and lawns: The lake has stone beaches and extensive lawns that invite you to sunbathe and relax. There are also several playgrounds available for families. • Water quality: The water quality of the Kuhsee is regularly checked by the health department and rated as perfect. Since 2011, the EU Bathing Lakes Report has certified that the Kuhsee has excellent water quality. • Safety: The water rescue station is manned on weekends to ensure the safety of bathers. There are also four emergency call boxes around the lake. • Gastronomy: On the banks of the Kuhsee there are three kiosks and a restaurant with boat rentals that ensure the physical well-being of visitors. A visit to the Kuhsee offers an ideal opportunity to relax and refresh yourself in a natural environment on warm days.

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In winter you can always put on your ice skates here

Once around the Kuhsee you have a few bathing spots on the side of the restaurant

Very beautiful lake, a great destination for the whole family

The Hochablass is a weir in the Lech, which is located in the eastern urban area of Augsburg. The capital creek branches off from the western part of the weir system, which is routed from here to the old town of Augsburg, where it flows through the Lechviertel in many canals together with the water of the Lochbach. According to an inscription on the weir, the first system to discharge Lech water to Augsburg was in the year 1000. However, there is no documentary evidence of this, this year is only an estimate. In 1346, the first defensive dam at the site of today's outlet is documented. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hochablass