Best lakes around Kirchenlamitz are found in a region characterized by its natural landscapes and proximity to the Fichtel Mountains. While Kirchenlamitz features a town pond and park for local recreation, the surrounding area offers larger, more feature-rich lakes. These bodies of water serve various purposes, including recreation, flood retention, and as natural habitats. The area provides diverse aquatic activities and scenic beauty for visitors.
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I always feel comfortable at Lake Weißenstadt.
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Four wooden bridges lead over three small islands in the southern part of the lake. The path is shady and cool in summer, offering magnificent views of the lake. The path over the bridges is part of the Lakes Trail (S).
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Also called Förmitz Dam. Interesting facts: The dam is a rockfill dam with a sealing core. The inner seal consists of a diaphragm wall made of earth concrete (clay concrete), which has a clay core on both sides and a support body made of rock and stone. The main reservoir has an area of 116 hectares and a storage volume of around 10 million cubic metres. The length and width of the reservoir are around 1.2 km. The main dam is 800 m long and 32.5 m high. Source and further information: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%B6rmitztalsperre
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Long bathing area with lots of shady spots, a few benches and good, flat access to the lake. As it is a bit rocky, I recommend bringing bathing shoes.
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Two old covered bridges and two new open bridges connect the banks across the islands.
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The loop around the Untreusee is always beautiful and not too big, so it can be done by almost everyone!
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Beautiful storage, ideal for swimming, clean, access via the driveway at the DLRG house or via the stones.
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For diverse recreational activities, Lake Weißenstadt is highly popular, offering swimming, sailing, windsurfing, pedal boating, and fishing. The Fichtelsee is also a favorite for natural outdoor swimming and pedal boating. The Förmitzspeicher Reservoir allows swimming, surfing, diving, sailing, fishing, biking, and hiking.
Yes, several lakes are suitable for families. Lake Weißenstadt features a 4-kilometer accessible loop trail, a resort park, and camping facilities. The Fichtelsee offers a natural outdoor swimming area, sunbathing lawns, and a children's playground. The Kirchenlamitz Town Pond and Park also provides a serene environment with a playground.
You'll find a variety of trails. Lake Weißenstadt has a 4-kilometer paved loop path suitable for walking, jogging, inline skating, and cycling, which is also wheelchair and stroller accessible. The Fichtelsee offers a 2.5-kilometer circular hiking trail, also suitable for strollers, with part of it passing through the Fichtelseemoor nature reserve. For more hiking options, you can explore routes like the 'Epprechtstein Castle Ruins – Luisentisch Rest Area loop' which starts from Kirchenlamitz, detailed in the Hiking around Kirchenlamitz guide.
Yes, cycling is popular around the lakes. The 4-kilometer paved path around Lake Weißenstadt is ideal for cycling. For gravel biking, you can find routes such as the 'Lake Weißenstadt – Weißenstädter See loop from Kirchenlamitz' or the 'Weißenstädter See – Lake Weißenstadt loop from Bad Weißenstadt'. More options are available in the Gravel biking around Kirchenlamitz guide.
The lakes offer picturesque views. From Lake Weißenstadt, you can enjoy views of the Großer Waldstein and Schneeberg mountains. The Fichtelsee is known for its natural appearance, surrounded by forests and rock formations. The Wooden Bridges Over the Untreusee provide magnificent views of the lake and an important biotope at the Untreubach inlet. The Waldstein Granite Quarry also features a beautiful lake within its unique landscape.
Yes, swimming is permitted in several lakes. Lake Weißenstadt has excellent bathing water quality and is a popular swimming spot. The Fichtelsee offers a natural outdoor swimming area. You can also swim in the Förmitzspeicher Reservoir. However, swimming is prohibited in the lake at the Waldstein Granite Quarry.
Yes, near the lakes, you can find unique artistic installations. For instance, the Art by the Lake – Wind Chime is a kinetic sculpture installed on a small island, created by Hans-Michael Kissel. Additionally, the circular trail around Lake Weißenstadt features a 'Poetry Path' with 14 steles inscribed with poems from Eugen Gomringer.
The lakes are enjoyable year-round, depending on your preferred activities. Spring and summer are ideal for swimming, boating, and hiking, with Lake Weißenstadt and Fichtelsee being popular. The accessible paths are pleasant for walks in autumn. In winter, the Fichtelsee is suitable for ice skating, and the Kirchenlamitz Town Pond and Park is beautifully lit up.
Visitors frequently praise the diverse recreational opportunities and natural beauty. Many appreciate the excellent water quality at Lake Weißenstadt and its accessible loop trail. The natural setting and family-friendly amenities of Fichtelsee are also highly regarded. The shady paths and unique biotope around the Wooden Bridges Over the Untreusee are also a highlight for nature lovers.
Yes, part of the hiking trail around the Fichtelsee goes through the Fichtelseemoor nature reserve, offering glimpses of unique flora like peat moss. The area around the Wooden Bridges Over the Untreusee also forms an important biotope at the inlet of the Untreubach, making it interesting for nature observation.
For runners, there are several trails available. The 4-kilometer paved path around Lake Weißenstadt is suitable for jogging. More challenging running routes, such as the 'Weißenstädter See Parking Area – Lake Weißenstadt loop from Kirchenlamitz', can be found in the Running Trails around Kirchenlamitz guide.


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