Lakes near Schliengen are found in the Markgräflerland region, part of the Black Forest. This area offers various natural features and recreational opportunities centered around its water bodies. The landscape provides scenic beauty and a tranquil atmosphere for outdoor activities. Notable lakes in the vicinity include Nonnenmattweiher and Baggersee Zienken, offering diverse experiences for visitors.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
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Wonderful spa park of Bad Bellingen with a barefoot path, a mini-golf course, an insect path, and a recently renovated pond area with fountains. Absolutely worth seeing.
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This spa park is impressive due to its old trees and the beautifully landscaped pond with water fountains. The barefoot path is a must-walk.
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The round around the pond is a must if you're already here.
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The walk around the pond is really worth it. Almost half of it is designated as a bathing lake. We had nice weather at the end of October, but it was too cold for swimming.
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The guest and traveler can reach this biotope on the designated wine trail. Tour suggestion with little owl and hoopoe on the wine trail: www.komoot.de/tour/959214149
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every week changing action weeks, concerts and events on the Sparkasse stage,
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With a length of around 325 meters and a width of 200 meters, the Nonnenmattweiher is not particularly large, but it is really beautiful to look at. Here you can swim in peace and at the same time enjoy the Black Forest in all its glory, unfortunately it is quite crowded on the weekends, but during the week it is a little paradise.
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The grounds of the State Horticultural Show are located directly on the Rhine. There is seating everywhere: benches, chairs, hammocks, bean bags, deck chairs, etc. Many areas are very pretty and informative. However, other things can be improved. The terrain is manageable, but you can spend a few hours relaxing there.
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The primary lakes in the immediate vicinity of Schliengen are Nonnenmatt Pond, a picturesque moor lake known for its floating islands and tranquil atmosphere, and Baggersee Zienken, a former gravel pit popular for its scenic location. Additionally, the Amphibian Breeding Pond Auggen offers a unique natural reserve experience.
Yes, swimming is permitted in the designated back part of Nonnenmatt Pond, especially during warmer months. However, at Baggersee Zienken, swimming is officially prohibited, though bathing is often tolerated. Visitors should be aware of and respect local regulations.
Nonnenmatt Pond is a distinctive moor lake featuring floating islands and is divided into a nature reserve section and an area for swimming. It's surrounded by lush Black Forest scenery, offering a peaceful environment and unique photographic opportunities.
Yes, the areas around the lakes offer excellent hiking opportunities. For instance, from Nonnenmatt Pond, you can climb up to the Weiherkopffelsen for fantastic panoramic views. You can find various routes, including easy and moderate options, in the guides for Hiking around Schliengen and Easy hikes around Schliengen.
The most beautiful view of Nonnenmatt Pond and the Belchen mountain can be experienced from the Weiherkopffelsen. It's considered a wonderful place to linger and enjoy a panorama like from an airplane.
Yes, Nonnenmatt Pond is considered family-friendly, offering designated swimming areas and surrounding trails for walks. The unique floating islands and natural setting provide an engaging experience for all ages.
The lakes are beautiful year-round. Warmer months are ideal for swimming at Nonnenmatt Pond. The scenery changes beautifully with the seasons, making it a great spot for photography at any time. Even in winter, Nonnenmattweiher offers a unique charm, though access roads might require suitable vehicles.
Beyond hiking, the region around Schliengen offers mountain biking opportunities. You can explore various trails, including routes along the Kander River or towards the Rhine. Check out the MTB Trails around Schliengen guide for more options.
Yes, the front part of Nonnenmatt Pond is a designated nature reserve, protecting its unique moor lake ecosystem. Additionally, the Amphibian Breeding Pond Auggen is a nature reserve specifically created for amphibian conservation.
Near Nonnenmatt Pond, there is a fishing hut where you can enjoy a drink or coffee with homemade cakes. For a different experience, the Bad Bellingen Spa Park features a pond, a barefoot path, fountains, and a mini-golf course.
Visitors appreciate the beautiful reflections on the water, especially for photography. The tranquil atmosphere, the unique floating islands, and the opportunity for lovely hikes, including climbing to the Weiherfelsen for panoramic views, are frequently highlighted as enjoyable aspects.
While Nonnenmatt Pond can be busy on weekends, visiting during weekdays often provides a more peaceful experience. The Amphibian Breeding Pond Auggen, being a smaller nature reserve, might also offer a quieter natural setting.


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