Best lakes around St Lambrecht are found in the scenic Murau region, offering natural escapes and picturesque surroundings. Sankt Lambrecht is nestled among gentle mountains and pine forests, providing a setting for outdoor activities. The area features various water bodies, from tranquil forest ponds to larger lakes suitable for swimming. Visitors can explore a range of natural features and enjoy the serene landscape.
Last updated: June 26, 2026
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Hidden in the middle of the forest is the Podolerteich pond, an inviting place to relax and unwind. Tall spruce and larch trees reflect on the tranquil water's surface, making this place seem like something out of a fairytale.
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The spring's flow is declining sharply! A company is trying to pump more water upstream from the collecting shafts.
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A beautiful little pond that can also be circumnavigated by hiking. In summer, it's perfect for swimming and SUPing.
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It's interesting and beautiful to observe the source here – between 90 and 120 liters per second of pure, oxygen-rich drinking water bubbles out of the ground. The excellent water quality encourages interesting plant growth in and around the source.
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At this time of year (we were there at the beginning of October) it is wonderfully quiet at the pond. Only the chirping of the birds and the humming of the insects could be heard - yes, and the countless dragonflies flying around here make time pass.
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Several lakes in the region are family-friendly. The Podoler Teich offers a quiet forest setting for relaxation. Furtnerteich Lake is a great spot for swimming and can be circumnavigated by hiking. The Auerlingsee is a calm alpine lake in a forest setting, perfect for unwinding. Additionally, the Zeutschach Spring is an interesting natural monument where families can observe pure drinking water bubbling from the ground.
Yes, dogs are welcome at several lakes. Both the Weirerteich and the Podoler Teich explicitly permit dogs, making them great options for walks with your canine companion.
The prime season for visiting the lakes is during the warmer months. The Weirerteich is typically open from mid-June to late September, while the Podoler Teich's season generally spans from early July to late September. These periods offer the best conditions for swimming and enjoying the outdoor activities.
For swimming and relaxation, the Weirerteich is an excellent choice, featuring a bathing jetty and sunbathing lawn. The Podoler Teich, hidden in the forest, offers a secluded and tranquil experience perfect for a refreshing dip and daydreaming. Furtnerteich Lake is also used as a swimming pond, and the Auerlingsee is a natural gem where you can truly relax.
Absolutely. The area around Weirerteich features walking paths and benches for strolls. The Podoler Teich is located within the Zirbitzkogel-Grebenzen Nature Park, which offers panoramic, family-friendly trails through pine forests. You can also circumnavigate Furtnerteich Lake by hiking. For more extensive options, explore the Running Trails around St Lambrecht guide, which includes routes like the 'Wooden sculpture with bench loop'.
Beyond the lakes themselves, you can visit the Zeutschach Spring, a natural monument where 90 to 120 liters per second of oxygen-rich drinking water bubble from the ground, fostering unique plant growth. The Zirbitzkogel-Grebenzen Nature Park, which encompasses the Podoler Teich, is known for its powerful natural springs and idyllic moorland landscapes.
Yes, the region offers several mountain biking trails. For example, you can find routes like the 'St. Lambrecht Abbey – Podoler Teich loop' or the 'Dreiwiesen Hut – Auerlingsee loop'. More options are available in the MTB Trails around St Lambrecht guide.
Yes, there are road cycling routes in the vicinity. You can explore options such as the 'Furtnerteich Lake – Mariensäule Murau loop from Zeutschach' or the 'Rantenbach Cycle Path – Mariensäule Murau loop from Mariahof-St. Lambrecht'. Check the Road Cycling Routes around St Lambrecht guide for more details.
Visitors particularly appreciate the serene and natural beauty of the lakes. The Podoler Teich is loved for its quiet forest setting and calm waters, perfect for relaxation. The Auerlingsee is considered a natural gem for unwinding, and the Zeutschach Spring offers a unique natural spectacle. Many enjoy the opportunity to swim, hike, and simply let their minds wander in these peaceful surroundings.
Yes, for the Podoler Teich, there is a parking area just a short five-minute walk away, making it easily accessible.
The Auerlingsee is often considered an insider tip, especially for those looking for a calm, natural gem at 1380m above sea level. The Podoler Teich also offers a secluded and tranquil experience, hidden within the forest, making it feel like a peaceful discovery.


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