Best lakes around Waldhausen are found in Waldhausen im Strudengau, Upper Austria, offering diverse natural landscapes. The region features a mix of recreational bathing lakes, serene ponds, and natural swimming areas. These bodies of water provide opportunities for various outdoor activities and quiet contemplation. The area is characterized by its natural settings, often framed by trees and reeds.
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Starting point of our 5-pass loop towards Bitche
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There was a lot of excursion traffic on Sunday. We took the route from Philippsburg via Erbsenthal. That was quieter!
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Beautiful pond with plenty of free parking.
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Large pond with trout. Parking, several rest areas.
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Very pleasant to walk around the pond, there is also a magnificent playground that has existed for many years. Something to have a great time!
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Very nice place where you can swim. And the Auberge du Lac is very nice with a terrace by the lake
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Great idyllic pond... swimming and boating are forbidden... that's what it says on the sign... But you're allowed to linger and cycle
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Idyllic little water… water lilies on top… invites you to linger
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Visitors particularly enjoy the Hasselfurth pond, known for its surrounding forest area perfect for hiking or cycling. Another favorite is Spießweiher, which serves as an excellent starting point for tours, including routes to the Altschloßfelsen. The idyllic Mill Pond, with its water lilies and peaceful views of Eppenbrunn, is also highly appreciated for its tranquility.
Yes, several lakes are well-suited for families. The Waldhausen Bathing Lake is ideal, offering a children's slide, sandboxes, a vitality and fitness park, and barrier-free access. Highlights like Spießweiher, Mill Pond, Stüdenbach Pond, Hasselfurth pond, and Gersbachweiher are also categorized as family-friendly, providing pleasant environments for all ages.
The lakes around Waldhausen offer a variety of outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking or mountain biking around the Hasselfurth pond. The Waldhausen Bathing Lake provides opportunities for swimming, beach volleyball, wakeboarding, and water skiing. For more extensive adventures, there are numerous hiking, cycling, and mountain biking routes nearby. You can find detailed routes and guides for these activities on the Hiking around Waldhausen, Cycling around Waldhausen, and MTB Trails around Waldhausen guide pages.
Yes, the Waldhausen Bathing Lake is designed with accessibility in mind. It features barrier-free access with non-slip mats and railings, a viewing platform, and accessible WC facilities, making it suitable for visitors with pushchairs or limited mobility.
For a peaceful nature experience, the Nepomuk Pond offers a serene setting for quiet contemplation. The Hößgang Natural Swimming Ponds are beautifully framed by trees and reeds, known for their rich biodiversity and diverse bird species, making them excellent for wildlife observation. The Mill Pond also provides pure peace with its idyllic water lilies.
Absolutely. The Waldhausen Bathing Lake is a prominent recreational area with excellent water quality, reaching pleasant temperatures up to 26 degrees Celsius. It's fully equipped for swimming and water sports. Additionally, the Hößgang Natural Swimming Ponds offer a more natural swimming experience along the Danube.
The best time to visit depends on your preferred activity. For swimming and water sports, the summer months when the Waldhausen Bathing Lake reaches up to 26 degrees Celsius are ideal. For hikers and nature lovers, especially those interested in vibrant foliage, autumn is a beautiful time to visit the Forest Pond and its surrounding trails like the '3-Teich-Weg'.
Yes, many lakes have trails. The Hasselfurth pond is surrounded by a large forest area with paths perfect for hiking. The Forest Pond is part of the scenic '3-Teich-Weg' (Three Pond Trail). Spießweiher is also a great starting point for tours on good paths along lakes and natural landscapes. You can find more hiking options on the Hiking around Waldhausen guide page.
Yes, facilities are available at some locations. The Waldhausen Bathing Lake offers comprehensive facilities including WC, changing rooms, showers, and a large sunbathing lawn. Spießweiher and Stüdenbach Pond also have parking available, making access convenient.
The Nepomuk Pond is notable for hosting the annual 'Lake on Fire' rock festival for two days and nights, offering a unique blend of nature and music. It also features a floating stage and is watched over by a statue of Saint Nepomuk. The Mill Pond is known for its idyllic water lilies, inviting visitors to linger in a tranquil setting.
Visitors frequently praise the peaceful and idyllic atmosphere, especially at spots like the Mill Pond and Hasselfurth pond, which is described as an 'oasis of peace.' The comprehensive facilities and excellent water quality at the Waldhausen Bathing Lake are also highly valued, particularly by families. Many appreciate the natural landscapes and the opportunities for hiking and cycling around the various ponds.


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