Lakes around Jeging are primarily found in the broader Braunau am Inn district, as Jeging itself is characterized by the Mattig River flowing through the scenic Engtal Valley. While no prominent lakes are directly within Jeging's municipal boundaries, the surrounding region offers various lake experiences. These include bathing lakes, nature reserves, and spots suitable for cycling and water sports. The area provides natural beauty and recreational opportunities within a reasonable distance for visitors.
Last updated: June 17, 2026
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Beautiful biotope: Please drive slowly and look around!
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Extremely great view here!
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A very nice cycle path
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A very beautiful place
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This is a nice and leisurely tour that shows you the nature and culture of the region. 😊 The tour is 8.6 km long and has a vertical drop of 76 m. It is rated as easy and does not require any special equipment or physical condition. The tour starts at the Teichstätt wetland, a small lake with a jetty and a shelter. The lake is a habitat for many plants and animals, such as reeds, water lilies, frogs and dragonflies. You follow the path along the lake and then turn left towards Valentinhaft. Valentinhaft is a small town with a church worth seeing that is dedicated to Saint Valentine. The church was built in the 15th century and has a Gothic choir and a Baroque tower. You can visit the church or light a candle. From Valentinhaft you continue towards Kolming, a hamlet with about 47 inhabitants. On the way you will pass a beautiful vantage point from which you have a view of the Kobernausserwald. The Kobernausserwald is the largest contiguous forest in Austria and a popular hiking and recreation area. You will then reach Kolming, where you can stop at Gasthaus Wirt'z Kolming. The inn is a family-run business with a cozy guest garden and regional cuisine. There you can strengthen yourself or just enjoy the atmosphere.
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The Schwemmbach is a small stream that flows through the Kobernausserwald in the Innviertel region of Upper Austria. It rises near the village of Munderfing and flows into the Mattig. The stream was formerly used to drift wood that was cut from the Kobernausserwald. The trunks were transported on the water until they were taken out of the creek at a collection point. Today the Schwemmbach is an idyllic place surrounded by forests, meadows and fields. The creek provides habitat for many animals such as fish, frogs, dragonflies and birds. If you want to visit the Schwemmbach, you can take a nice hike or bike ride along the stream. There is a cycling and hiking trail called "Via Nova - Triftweg" that will bring you closer to the history and nature of the Schwemmbach. The path also leads you to a great bathing spot where you can refresh yourself in the clear water. The bathing area is near the village of Lengau and is accessible free of charge. You can also have a picnic there or just enjoy the peace and quiet.
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Admittedly next to the main road but safely on the bike path, we practically cross both lakes. Obertrumer on the left, Mattsee on the right (driving north).
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The Mattsee is a real highlight in the region. Azure water, cozy small towns all around and many bike paths and small streets make it a cyclist's paradise!
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While Jeging itself is characterized by the Mattig River, the surrounding Braunau am Inn district offers a variety of lake experiences. You can find quiet bathing lakes like Wildenau Lake, nature reserves such as Höllerersee, and areas ideal for cycling and water sports, particularly around the Trumer Lake District which includes Mattsee, Obertrumer See, and Grabensee.
For swimming and relaxation, Heratinger Lake (Ibmer Lake) features a lido on its northern shore. Wildenau Lake is a quiet bathing lake with sunbathing areas, a children's playground, and a snack bar. The Grabensee also has an idyllic campsite and swimming area on its northwestern shore, and you can swim in Lake Obertrum and Mattsee.
Yes, several lakes and areas are suitable for families. Wildenau Lake offers a children's playground and beach volleyball. The area around View of Mattsee and St. Michael's Church is described as a 'little paradise' with beautiful lake facilities, and the highlight Between Mattsee and Lake Obertrum is also noted as family-friendly. The Schwemmbach Wetlands also offer a free bathing spot suitable for families.
For water sports, Höllerersee is particularly well-suited for paddle enthusiasts, with the Canoe Club Wildshut offering sea training and kayaking opportunities. The larger lakes like Mattsee and Obertrumer See also provide general opportunities for water-based recreation.
A popular scenic viewpoint is View of Mattsee and St. Michael's Church, offering a beautiful perspective of Mattsee and the village. The cycling route Between Mattsee and Lake Obertrum also provides views of the Bay of Mattsee and the chapel of Gebertsham.
Yes, the region is excellent for cycling. The highlight Between Mattsee and Lake Obertrum is a cycle path connecting these two significant lakes. Another route, Between Grabensee and Obertrumer See, features a bike path suitable for various cycling types, allowing you to experience multiple lakes in close proximity. You can find more cycling options in the Road Cycling Routes around Jeging guide.
Beyond the lakes, you can explore the Schwemmbach Wetlands, a beautiful biotope with a small stream flowing through the Kobernausserwald. This area offers an idyllic setting with forests, meadows, and fields, providing habitat for various animals. The Teichstätt–Valentinhaft–Kolming Cultural and Nature Trail also leads through wetlands and offers views of the Kobernausserwald.
The best time to visit largely depends on your preferred activities. For swimming and water sports, the warmer months from late spring to early autumn are ideal. For cycling and hiking, spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures and beautiful scenery. The region's natural beauty can be appreciated year-round, but specific facilities like lidos and snack bars might be seasonal.
Yes, there are hiking opportunities. The Schwemmbach Wetlands area has a cycling and hiking trail called 'Via Nova - Triftweg'. Additionally, the Teichstätt–Valentinhaft–Kolming Cultural and Nature Trail is a leisurely tour showcasing the nature and culture of the region. For more options, consult the Easy hikes around Jeging guide.
Visitors frequently appreciate the natural beauty and tranquility of the area. The Trumer Lake District, including Mattsee, Obertrumer See, and Grabensee, is often highlighted for its scenic views and excellent cycling paths. The peaceful bathing spots and the opportunity to connect with nature in areas like the Schwemmbach Wetlands are also highly valued.
While specific accommodations are not detailed for every lake, the Teichstätt–Valentinhaft–Kolming Cultural and Nature Trail mentions Gasthaus Wirt'z Kolming as a place to stop for regional cuisine. The village of Mattsee, located between Mattsee and Obertrumer See, is also a lively area with amenities. For camping, the northwestern shore of Grabensee has an idyllic campsite.


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