Lakes around Martinsberg are situated in the Waldviertel region of Lower Austria, characterized by its forested landscapes and numerous ponds. This area offers a variety of natural and man-made lakes, providing opportunities for recreation and relaxation. The region's geography includes dense forests, meadows, and bogs, contributing to a tranquil natural environment. Martinsberg and its surroundings are known for their scenic beauty and outdoor activities centered around these water bodies.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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Here you can relax and enjoy nature.
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A beautiful lake that invites you to linger. It's easy to walk around it—but it's not wheelchair accessible.
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The landscape is as if you were in Norway, beautiful.
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The Pfaffenstegteich is idyllically located in the Weinsberger Forest. It is worth stopping here to enjoy the panorama.
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Nice fish pond, unfortunately not for swimming...
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Idyllic bathing spots around the lake, some with a jetty...
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For swimming, Lake Edlesberger is one of the largest swimming lakes in Lower Austria, offering fresh water to cool off. The Upper Village Pond (Oberer Ortsteich) features a flat sandy beach, a toddler water slide, and a diving board. The Forest Pond also invites visitors to refresh themselves in its cool water. While Himmelteich is described as a natural paradise that invites swimming, it's worth noting that bathing was restricted at times in the past.
Yes, many lakes around Martinsberg are suitable for families. The Upper Village Pond (Oberer Ortsteich) is particularly family-friendly, offering a flat sandy beach, a toddler water slide, a diving board, and an adjacent leisure center with a playground. Lake Edlesberger, Pfaffenstegteich, Himmelteich, and the Forest Pond are also categorized as family-friendly.
The Upper Village Pond (Oberer Ortsteich) offers a large parking lot (P1) and public toilet and changing facilities. It also has a mobile parking space for mobile homes, minibuses, and caravans with electricity and disposal facilities.
The lakes are nestled within the Waldviertel region, characterized by dense forests, meadows, and bogs. You'll find wooded shores around Lake Edlesberger and Pfaffenstegteich, which is picturesquely enclosed by the Weinsberg forest. The Forest Pond is surrounded by tall, colorful trees, especially vibrant in autumn.
Yes, there are numerous hiking opportunities. For example, you can easily walk around Lake Edlesberger. The leisure center at the Upper Village Pond is also a starting point for well-signposted hiking trails. You can find more detailed hiking routes in the region, such as the 'Lake Edlesberger – Edlesberger Teich loop from Gutenbrunn' or the 'Ysper Gorge – Ysper Gorge loop from Gutenbrunn', on the Hiking around Martinsberg guide.
Beyond hiking, the region offers various outdoor activities. The leisure center at the Upper Village Pond includes beach volleyball, tennis, and stick shooting. For cycling enthusiasts, there are many routes available. You can explore mountain biking trails like the 'Pfaffenstegteich – Schlesingerteich loop from Gutenbrunn' in the MTB Trails around Martinsberg guide, or road cycling routes such as the 'Burg Niederanna loop from Weinling' in the Road Cycling Routes around Martinsberg guide.
The lakes offer beauty throughout the year. In summer, you can enjoy swimming and cooling off in the fresh water of lakes like Lake Edlesberger, and the Teichstüberl at the Upper Village Pond opens for snacks and drinks. Autumn is particularly scenic around the Forest Pond, where the surrounding tall trees display vibrant colors.
While many lakes offer easy walks, it's important to note that not all areas are wheelchair accessible. For instance, it's easy to walk around Lake Edlesberger, but it is explicitly stated as not wheelchair accessible.
Visitors appreciate the tranquil natural environment and the variety of recreational opportunities. The idyllic settings, such as the Pfaffenstegteich enclosed by the Weinsberg forest, are popular for enjoying the panorama. The Himmelteich is particularly popular with fishermen, and the Forest Pond is loved for walking and swimming.
Yes, during the summer months, the Teichstüberl at the Upper Village Pond (Oberer Ortsteich) opens, offering snacks and drinks for visitors.
Fishing is a popular activity in the region. The Himmelteich is known as an idyllic pond very popular with fishermen.


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