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At around 325 meters long and 200 meters wide, the Nonnenmattweiher pond isn't particularly large, but it's truly beautiful to look at. So, if you're looking for a wonderfully located swimming lake in the Black Forest, you're in the right place by jumping into this medieval lake near Badenweiler. Here, you can swim in peace and enjoy the Black Forest in all its splendor. After the lake had probably silted up in the Middle Ages, it was subsequently dammed. According to legend, a nunnery is said to have sunk into the lake. However, the lake's name doesn't stem from this legend, but rather from the fact that fattening cows, called nuns, used to grazed the pastures surrounding the lake. Source: https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/attraktionen/nonnenmattweiher-der-herrliche-badesee-im-schwarzwald-42507ff4b5

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In the Langenebenenhütte there is a wood-fired oven where you can cook and bake pizza...😻 Invites you to linger! 👍🏼

Very nice cabin, in the middle of the forest on the Westweg. A very large bench and weather station are right next to it. Not far away is the Sausenburg ruins.

Spacious barbecue or picnic area in the middle of the forest. Not far from Sitzenkirch and the Sausenburg ruins. A gigantic bench and a great weather station in the shape of a stone.

Fantastic views all the way to the Alps...

Very lovingly restored hut with comfortable furnishings. Spacious surroundings with seating, barbecue area, etc. You can endure it here!

On the edge of the southern Black Forest, in Baden-Württemberg, is the approximately 1165 m high mountain, which lies in the middle of the districts of Lörrach and Breisgau. A neighboring and well-known place is, for example, Badenweiler. Geographically, the town is located centrally in the triangle of Germany, Switzerland and France. The Hohe Blauen is particularly popular as a viewing point. The area around the Blauen is designated as a landscape conservation area and includes approximately 4119 hectares of mixed forest that extends to just below the summit. The mountain was already named in documents in the 14th century and was known as Blauwen or Blawen. In the 17th century, the mountain was first referred to as "Hoche Blawen". The mountain originally got its name from the dark green, blue-shimmering fir forests. These bathe the mountain in a bluish light and give it an unmistakable face. https://www.schwarzwaldportal.com/ausflugsziel- outlooksturm-hochblauen.html