Lakes around Sankt Bernhard are characterized by a landscape featuring numerous ponds and artificial reservoirs, often nestled within forested areas near the French-German border. This region offers a mix of natural and man-made water bodies that contribute to local biodiversity. The area provides opportunities for exploring diverse aquatic habitats and enjoying tranquil natural settings. Sankt Bernhard is known for its artificial reservoirs, fishing ponds, and forest ponds.
Last updated: July 5, 2026
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A beautiful fishing pond in the middle of the forest
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The Riedweiher pond is a charming little body of water where you can find a bit of nature near Mulhouse, without having to go to the slopes of Sundgau or Vosges.
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This pond is located in the forest. Several marked mountain bike trails pass there. The beautiful cabin with a facade made of birch logs is open permanently. It allows you to shelter there or take the snack out of the bag. A small barbecue is present.
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The Michelbach watershed is a nesting ground for waterfowl and waders. As with many artificial reservoirs, the dam has diversified the natural habitat.
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This unpaved track passes through ponds and forests. It connects Hirtzbach to Fulleren. The opportunity to discover the artificial bodies of water, typical of the region.
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Access by gravel road, view of the lake and its fauna (geese, ducks...) the rest is done on paths in the forest and crossing the small river without too much difficulty and fun. ok gravel, mountain bike, cycle tourism not too busy.
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Description The Michelbach dam is an artificial dam built from 1979 and put into service in October 1982, located for 3/4 of its length on the edge of the commune of Aspach-Le-Bas and for 1/4 on that of the commune of Aspach-Michelbach in the Haut-Rhin department
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The region around Sankt Bernhard is characterized by numerous ponds and artificial reservoirs, often nestled within forested areas. These water bodies contribute to local biodiversity and offer tranquil natural settings. You'll find a mix of natural and man-made lakes, many integrated into the local trail network.
Yes, Lake Michelbach is particularly notable as a nesting ground for waterfowl and waders. As an artificial reservoir, its dam has diversified the natural habitat, making it an excellent spot for observing rich biodiversity.
Riedweiher Pond is a charming little body of water known as a beautiful fishing pond in the middle of the forest, offering a peaceful escape near Mulhouse.
Absolutely. The Pond and Cabin between Fulleren and Carspach is a great option. It's located in the forest, and a beautiful cabin with a facade made of birch logs is open permanently for shelter or snacks. There's even a small barbecue present, and it's considered family-friendly.
The region offers various outdoor activities. You can explore numerous hiking trails, such as those found in the Hiking around Sankt Bernhard guide, or enjoy cycling routes, including those mentioned in the Cycling around Sankt Bernhard guide. Many lakes are integrated into these trail networks, making them perfect for combining water views with your activity.
Yes, the Green path is an unpaved track that passes through ponds and forests, connecting Hirtzbach to Fulleren. It's an excellent opportunity to discover the artificial bodies of water typical of the region.
Füllhorn Pond is part of an area full of beautiful ponds that promote rich biodiversity. The paths around it allow you to discover these bodies of water away from traffic, making it ideal for a quiet exploration.
While specific seasonal data isn't available, generally, spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for hiking and cycling around the lakes. Summer is ideal for enjoying the water, though some lakes are artificial reservoirs. Winter can offer a different, serene experience, especially for those interested in winter hiking, but check local conditions.
Yes, several marked mountain bike trails pass by the Pond and Cabin between Fulleren and Carspach, making it a good starting point or stop for mountain bikers.
Visitors appreciate the tranquil natural settings, the rich biodiversity, and the integration of the lakes into the local trail network. The komoot community has shown strong engagement, with 81 upvotes and 40 photos shared, highlighting the beauty and accessibility of these water bodies for various outdoor activities.
Many of the paths around the lakes, especially those integrated into the general trail network, are suitable for dog walks. For example, the areas around Füllhorn Pond and the Green path offer quiet routes away from traffic where you'll encounter other cyclists and hikers, making them generally good for walks with dogs, provided they are kept under control.


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