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A wide dam between the Neuer See and Bärensee lakes, from which a small footpath leads up to the Bärenschlössle (little castle). From here, you have excellent views of both lakes.

A crossing point between the centrally located Neuer See and the Pfaffensee. At the dam, there is a gated access point with a view of the lake, marked with the year 1930.

The three-and-a-half hectare red deer enclosure is located right next to the Glemsquelle and corresponds to the natural habitat of the largest wild species in our country. Up to twelve animals find enough space, food and exercise here.

Great view over the lake

Here, deer are kept and cared for in a spacious enclosure. The animals are probably used to crowds of visitors and are not at all shy. Even barking dogs are simply ignored. It's nice that the animals feel so safe there and can therefore be easily observed when they're not hanging around in the spacious enclosure. Some people even pet the animals. That's going too far for me. Anyone who feeds the animals risks them dying. That really doesn't have to be the case.

is currently being tested for stability

One of the three lakes is Bärensee, which is a reservoir. By order of Duke Christoph, the Pfaffensee was artificially dammed in 1566 to supply drinking water, followed by the Bärensee 50 years later and the Neuer See then 200 years later.

One of the three lakes is Bärensee, which is a reservoir. By order of Duke Christoph, the Pfaffensee was artificially dammed in 1566 to supply drinking water, followed by the Bärensee 50 years later and the Neuer See then 200 years later.