Top 20 Lakes around Philippsreut

Visitors frequently enjoy the historical Klausen, which are former wood drift dams now serving as scenic spots. Among the most popular are Reschbachklause, a cultural monument and habitat, and Hammerklause Pond, known for its picturesque setting and historical significance for timber transport.

Yes, several lakes in the surrounding Bavarian Forest region are ideal for families. Eginger See offers a sandy beach, wave slide, children's playground, and a unique granite water landscape. Naturbadesee Neuschönau provides a shallow entry, large sunbathing lawn, and a natural adventure playground. Badesee Saldenburg features a zip line to an island, a pirate ship, and extensive sunbathing lawns, all with free admission.

The lakes in this region are often nestled within tranquil forest settings, offering beautiful natural landscapes. Many, like Sagwasserklause Pond, are gems within the Bavarian Forest National Park. You'll find serene waters, surrounding woodlands, and in some cases, wetlands, providing habitats for various species.

Yes, the region is rich in historical sites related to the timber industry. Lakes like Reschbachklause and Teufelsbachklause — dam and shelter are former wood drift dams, preserved as cultural or technical monuments. Hammerklause Pond also originated from a weir for timber transport, offering a glimpse into local history.

Beyond swimming and relaxation, the areas around the lakes offer various outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking, running, and road cycling. For example, there are numerous Mountain Hikes around Philippsreut, including routes like the 'Siebensteinkopf – Reschbachklause loop'. You can also find Road Cycling Routes and Running Trails that pass by or near these beautiful water bodies.

Absolutely. Eginger See is a significant natural bathing lake with a sandy beach and swimming island. Naturbadesee Neuschönau is perfect for families with its shallow entry. Badesee Saldenburg offers three interconnected lakes with varied depths, including a shallow zone for non-swimmers. Stausee Riedelsbach also allows swimming, and Natur-Badeweiher Hohenau provides a peaceful spot for refreshment.

Yes, Stausee Riedelsbach is a natural reservoir where fishing is permitted. Anglers can find trout, pike, and tench there. Fishing permits are required and can be obtained locally.

Visitors appreciate the tranquil forest settings and the historical significance of many of the Klausen. Places like Sagwasserklause Pond are described as 'wonderful gems' inviting rest. The combination of natural beauty, opportunities for walks, and the historical context of the old wood drift dams are highly valued.

Yes, Natur-Badeweiher Hohenau is known for being dog-friendly, allowing dogs on a leash. It offers a peaceful location for both you and your pet to enjoy the outdoors.

Many bathing lakes offer good facilities. Eginger See has a restaurant, terrace, and beer garden. Naturbadesee Neuschönau features a beach bar. Badesee Saldenburg and Natur-Badeweiher Hohenau provide sanitary facilities, changing rooms, and often barbecue areas. Some also have beach volleyball courts.

Yes, when conditions allow, Eginger See and Stausee Riedelsbach transform into venues for ice skating and curling in winter, offering seasonal recreational opportunities.

Yes, both Naturbadesee Neuschönau and Badesee Saldenburg offer free admission, making them accessible options for a day out by the water.