Lakes around Süßen offer diverse natural landscapes and recreational opportunities in the region. While Süßen itself does not feature large lakes, several appealing bodies of water are located nearby. These lakes provide various activities, from tranquil natural retreats to active recreational spots. The area is characterized by its natural beauty and well-maintained paths suitable for outdoor exploration.
Last updated: June 27, 2026
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Small viewing platform with a view of the Rohrachtalweiher and the Geislinger Steige.
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Beautiful biotope, unfortunately it encourages some people to throw away their rubbish.
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Very nice route into the Remstal, or in the direction of Wäschenbeuren
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Cool, that used to be a bathing lake...with swimming lessons, so there were no more non-swimmers.
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Beautiful bike path through the forest in the Beutental to Lorch, well paved.
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For nature lovers, Rohrachweiher is a beautiful biotope with a viewing terrace over the nature reserve. Simonsbach Reservoir is known as a natural paradise home to many birds. Beutental Pond is admired for its water lilies in an idyllic valley. Additionally, Feuersee Dürnau is a true biotope, exciting for children with its tadpoles, and Linsenholzsee offers a quiet, forested setting.
Yes, several lakes offer family-friendly activities. Herrenbach Stausee features a "Walderlebnispfad" (forest adventure trail) suitable for all ages. Itzelberger See provides minigolf, a kiosk, and pedal boat rentals. Aichstruter Stausee is popular for its sunbathing lawns, barbecue areas, and playgrounds, with DLRG supervision for swimming on weekends. Many of the natural lakes like Rohrachweiher, Beutental Pond, and Simonsbach Reservoir are also considered family-friendly for walks and enjoying nature.
Badesee Waldhausen allows swimming and offers a peaceful atmosphere as motorized boats are prohibited. Aichstruter Stausee is also a popular swimming spot, supervised by DLRG on weekends, with designated areas for swimmers and non-swimmers.
You can find various walking paths around the lakes. Badesee Waldhausen has small paths for walking. Herrenbach Stausee offers well-maintained walking paths suitable for pedestrians and strollers, including a "Walderlebnispfad." Itzelberger See has a circular hiking trail around its perimeter. For more extensive hiking, explore the MTB Trails around Süßen guide, which includes routes like the "Burrensee – View of Burren loop from Süßen" that might pass by some lake areas.
Yes, the area around Süßen is suitable for cycling. Herrenbach Stausee has well-maintained paths that are also suitable for cyclists. For more dedicated cycling experiences, you can explore the Cycling around Süßen guide, which features routes like the "Tälesbahn Cycle Path" that offer scenic rides in the region.
Yes, Itzelberger See has a notable history, as it was originally created by monks in the 15th century for fish farming. This artificial lake now serves as a popular recreation area while retaining its historical roots.
Aichstruter Stausee is well-equipped for visitors. It features extensive sunbathing lawns, barbecue areas, a kiosk, playgrounds, and toilets. DLRG supervises swimming on weekends, and visitors can bring their own inflatable boats. For more details, you can visit the Aichstruter Stausee page.
Visitors appreciate the diverse experiences offered by the lakes. Many enjoy the peaceful, natural atmosphere of places like Badesee Waldhausen and the bird-rich environment of Simonsbach Reservoir. The viewing terrace at Rohrachweiher is a highlight, and the idyllic setting of Beutental Pond with its water lilies is also highly regarded. The family-friendly amenities and recreational options at lakes like Aichstruter Stausee are also very popular.
Badesee Waldhausen is often described as a "secret tip" for those seeking a quieter, more natural experience. It offers an idyllic setting with a beer garden and small paths for walking, away from motorized boat traffic.
While specific dog-friendly areas vary, many natural paths around lakes like Herrenbach Stausee and Badesee Waldhausen are generally suitable for walks with dogs, provided they are kept on a leash and owners clean up after them. Always check local signage for specific restrictions at each location, especially around designated swimming or nature protection areas.
Itzelberger See is home to a bird sanctuary island, a wetland biotope that provides an ideal breeding and retreat area for various birds and amphibians. You might spot kingfishers, mallards, and Canadian geese, making it a great spot for nature observation.
Yes, the region around Süßen offers mountain biking opportunities. The MTB Trails around Süßen guide features routes like the "Burrensee – View of Burren loop from Süßen" and "Hinterer Waldsee – View of Fränkel Hill loop from Süßen," which can take you through scenic areas near some of the smaller lakes and natural features.


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