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Top 20 Lakes around Hasel

Best lakes around Hasel are primarily found within the Southern Black Forest, a region known for its natural karst landscape. Hasel is particularly associated with the Eichener See, a unique periodic karst lake that appears after significant rainfall or snowmelt. Beyond this ephemeral lake, the surrounding area offers a variety of traditional lakes for different activities. These bodies of water contribute to the diverse natural environment of the region.

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  • The most popular lakes is Eichener Lake

Last updated: June 17, 2026

Wehra River Mouth Nature Reserve

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The estuary of the Wehra in the Rhine is under nature conservation - no wonder, because countless waterfowl and many different species of fish live here. So you can sit here by the water and enjoy the original nature.

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Beautiful lake surrounded by forest, paved circular path. Very nice area for every nature lover 🥰

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Eichener Lake

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The lake that comes and goes. The reason for this is the background of shell limestone, which is soluble in water under certain conditions and is therefore permeated by numerous …

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Wehra Valley Dam

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Shortly before the descent to the dam of Wehratal dam, one has a beautiful view of the reservoir with the dam and behind the city weir. Rest on a bench.

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Mountain Lake

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The Scheffelfelsen on the edge of the mountain lake near Bad Säckingen is reminiscent of the city's most famous son, the German poet and writer Joseph Victor von Scheffel (1826-1886). …

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June 8, 2025, Bergsee

Beautiful, idyllic place on the lake.

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Barbara & 🐾
June 2, 2025, Bergsee

You can climb up a small path from the lakeside to the left of the rock. There's a small seating area at the top, but the view of the lake is largely overgrown. Please note: the path down the back, away from the lake, is only accessible for the first few meters, then it falls into disrepair and is completely overgrown.

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Heloks
September 6, 2024, Bergsee

Mighty rock directly on the lake

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Super cool place to take a break and watch the waterfowl

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you can take a break in a wonderful location

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beautiful idyllic location is worthwhile to linger there

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Very nice path directly on the Rhine

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A super beautiful route on the Rhine with lots of animals, can only be recommended

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Eichener See unique among lakes near Hasel?

The Eichener Lake is a fascinating periodic karst lake. It only appears after heavy rainfall or significant snowmelt when groundwater levels rise, filling the basin. It can last from weeks to months before disappearing again through subterranean drainage and evaporation. It's a geological wonder and the only confirmed location in Germany for the rare fairy shrimp *Tanymastix lacunae*.

Are there family-friendly lakes around Hasel?

Yes, several lakes are suitable for families. The South shore of Bergsee, Bad Säckingen offers a beautiful, idyllic location with a paved circular path. The Wehra River Mouth Nature Reserve is also family-friendly, providing benches to enjoy nature. For more conventional activities, Titisee and Schluchsee in the broader Southern Black Forest offer swimming and water sports.

What kind of outdoor activities can I do near the lakes around Hasel?

The region around Hasel offers diverse outdoor activities. You can find excellent hiking opportunities, such as the 'Karst spring – Eichener Lake loop from Hasel' or the 'Erdmann Cave, Hasel – karst spring loop from Hasel'. For cycling, routes like 'Path Along the Rhine – Wehra River Mouth Nature Reserve loop from Wehr' are available. Mountain biking enthusiasts can explore trails like 'Karst spring – Erdmann Cave, Hasel loop from Wehr'. You can find more details on these activities in the respective guides: Hiking around Hasel, Cycling around Hasel, and MTB Trails around Hasel.

Where can I go for swimming or water sports near Hasel?

While the Eichener See is not suitable for swimming, the broader Southern Black Forest region offers excellent options. Titisee is famous for swimming and various water sports, with clear waters and amenities. Schluchsee, the largest lake, also boasts crystal-clear water ideal for swimming, sailing, and canoeing. Windgfällweiher is considered an insider's tip for wild swimming, windsurfing, and paddleboarding, and Nonnenmattweiher has a designated swimming area.

Are there any nature reserves or protected areas around the lakes?

Yes, the Wehra River Mouth Nature Reserve is an 11-hectare area at the mouth of the Wehra in the Upper Rhine, known for its high variety of habitats and numerous bird and fish species. The Eichener Lake area is also under conservation due to its unique geological features and the rare fairy shrimp. Additionally, parts of Nonnenmattweiher and the picturesque Feldsee are protected due to their ecological significance.

What are some scenic lakes for walking or relaxing near Hasel?

For scenic walks and relaxation, the South shore of Bergsee, Bad Säckingen offers an idyllic setting with a paved circular path. The Wehra River Mouth Nature Reserve provides benches for a peaceful break amidst nature. Further afield, Titisee and Schluchsee offer beautiful trails, and Nonnenmattweiher features a sunbathing lawn and picturesque surroundings.

Can I visit any man-made lakes or reservoirs in the area?

Yes, the Wehr Reservoir (also known as Wehra Valley Dam) is a notable man-made lake. It's part of the Schluchseewerk, a pumped storage power plant, and features a large dam. Visitors can enjoy views of the reservoir and the surrounding area, though access might be restricted during maintenance work.

What is the best time to visit the Eichener See?

The Eichener See is a periodic lake, meaning it only appears after periods of heavy rainfall or significant snowmelt. There is no fixed 'best time' as its appearance is unpredictable. It is advisable to inquire with the municipality of Hasel about the lake's current water levels before planning a visit to ensure it is present.

Are there any lakes with facilities or amenities nearby?

The South shore of Bergsee, Bad Säckingen is noted for having facilities. In the broader Southern Black Forest, Titisee is well-equipped with amenities like beach bars, cafes, changing rooms, and toilets. Windgfällweiher also features a beach, a 'Baywatch Bar,' and toilets, while Nonnenmattweiher offers a sunbathing lawn and a fishing hut for dining.

What kind of wildlife can be observed around the lakes near Hasel?

The Wehra River Mouth Nature Reserve is particularly rich in wildlife, with countless waterfowl and many different species of fish. The unique Eichener See is the only confirmed location in Germany for the rare fairy shrimp *Tanymastix lacunae*. The protected areas around Feldsee and Nonnenmattweiher also support diverse flora and fauna typical of the Black Forest's natural landscapes.

Are there any hidden gem lakes worth exploring near Hasel?

Windgfällweiher is often considered an insider's tip for wild swimming due to its secluded location between the larger Titisee and Schluchsee. Feldsee is another picturesque lake, valued for its fascinating nature and history within a breathtaking raised moor landscape, offering a serene natural experience away from the more crowded spots.

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