Best lakes around Aichkirchen, a rural community in Upper Austria, are situated in a region with several accessible water bodies. The area is characterized by its natural landscape, offering various recreational opportunities. While Aichkirchen itself does not have prominent lakes within its municipal boundaries, it serves as a starting point for exploring nearby lakes. These lakes provide diverse experiences, from natural habitats to family-friendly bathing areas.
Last updated: August 19, 2026
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A "chilly" rest area next to the confluence of the Ager and Traun.
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A "chilling place" with 2 beautiful wooden loungers - the jetty photos don't fit here at all (pictures of Alm-Stegen). There is only a small wooden footbridge on the north side of the pond.
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Paradise for bikers and hikers
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Lie in the lounger and simply enjoy.
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The bathing lake is in the middle of a large area that was designed in 1985 for leisure purposes. There you will find lawns, bathing jetties, barrier-free entry options, a floating wooden island, spring water showers, a snack bar, changing rooms, sanitary facilities and a newly renovated, demarcated area for children and non-swimmers. In spring and autumn you can also use the hiking trail around the lake for long walks and in winter you can play curling on one of the prepared lanes. Season tickets are available at the bathing lake kiosk and at the municipal offices in Weibern and Geboltskirchen.
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Nice piece to cross the river.
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A beautiful and quiet bathing lake near the Hausruck forest. Water is slightly cloudy (fine particles washed away from the surrounding soil) and pleasantly warm in summer. Play opportunities and an extra flat area for children. The highlight is a rope with which you can swing yourself into the water.
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Idyllic, beautiful swimming lake. With buffet - if you want / need to strengthen yourself.
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The region around Aichkirchen offers a diverse range of lakes, including natural ponds like the Schacherteiche, which are important bird habitats, and artificial bathing lakes such as the Oedtersee, designed for recreation. You'll also find power plant ponds and other natural water bodies.
Yes, the Geboltskirchen bathing lake is known for its play opportunities and an extra flat area for children. The Oedtersee is particularly well-regarded as a family destination, featuring a dedicated children's area with a pirate ship playground and a shallow children's swimming pool.
The Schacherteiche (Schacher Ponds) are an excellent choice for nature observation. They are a regionally important habitat for numerous bird species, especially various ducks, making them ideal for birdwatching and enjoying undisturbed nature.
Absolutely. The Oedtersee is a popular bathing lake with refreshing groundwater-fed waters, a spacious sunbathing lawn, and two swimming platforms. Lake Redlham also offers tranquil bathing spots along its shore, perfect for a break.
Yes, the Schacherteiche feature a roughly three-kilometer-long, barrier-free walking path with no significant inclines, suitable for all fitness levels. Leithen Lake also provides barrier-free entry options to the water.
You can enjoy various activities. The Schacherteiche and Oedtersee offer pleasant walking paths. For cycling, Lake Redlham is a perfect stop along the Roman Cycle Path. The area around the Pond on the Ager is also popular for biking and hiking. For more options, explore the gravel biking, running, and easy hiking trails guides for the Aichkirchen region.
The lakes offer different experiences throughout the year. Summer is ideal for swimming at Oedtersee or Geboltskirchen bathing lake. Spring and autumn are great for walks around the Schacherteiche or Leithen Lake. In winter, when frozen, the large Schacherteich becomes a natural ice rink for skating and curling.
The Oedtersee boasts a unique 'Red Coconut Beach' with a sandy area and seating steps, aiming for a Caribbean atmosphere. The Schacherteiche are notable for their significant bird population and transform into a natural ice rink in winter. The Wooden Jetty at the Lambach Power Plant Pond is a pleasant spot for a walk or bike stop, with visitors even spotting turtles.
Lakes like Oedtersee are well-equipped with restrooms, showers, changing rooms, and a buffet. It also offers bars and snack options. Geboltskirchen bathing lake and Leithen Lake also provide buffets or snack bars, along with changing rooms and sanitary facilities.
Visitors appreciate the diverse experiences, from the undisturbed natural setting of Lake Redlham and the birdwatching opportunities at the Schacherteiche, to the family-friendly amenities and refreshing waters of Oedtersee. The peaceful walks and cycling routes around these water bodies are also highly valued.
Yes, the Pond on the Ager is recognized as a natural monument, offering a tranquil rest area near the confluence of the Ager and Traun rivers.


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