Best lakes around Schönenberg, located in the Black Forest region of Germany, offer diverse natural landscapes for outdoor enthusiasts. This area is characterized by its picturesque natural beauty, including various lakes and natural monuments. Visitors can explore a mix of natural moor lakes, glacial cirques, and recreational swimming spots. The region provides opportunities for hiking and enjoying tranquil natural settings.
Last updated: June 27, 2026
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Great excursion point to linger there in peace.
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The Letzbergweiher is a little gem that is a worthwhile destination at any time of year. It is easy and quick to reach from Schönau. The short climb from the pond to the Heideck moat complex is also highly recommended.
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Interesting and worth seeing glacial lakes.
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The round around the pond is a must if you're already here.
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The walk around the pond is really worth it. Almost half of it is designated as a bathing lake. We had nice weather at the end of October, but it was too cold for swimming.
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Small circular route around the pond as a supplement to the Philosophenweg. Should you take away.
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With a length of around 325 meters and a width of 200 meters, the Nonnenmattweiher is not particularly large, but it is really beautiful to look at. Here you can swim in peace and at the same time enjoy the Black Forest in all its glory, unfortunately it is quite crowded on the weekends, but during the week it is a little paradise.
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The Schönenberg area in the Black Forest is known for its diverse natural landscapes, including natural moor lakes, glacial cirques, and recreational swimming spots. You'll find a mix of tranquil natural settings and places suitable for various outdoor activities.
Yes, you can swim in the back part of Nonnenmatt Pond, which is a beautiful moor lake. Another option is the Sulzburg Natural Swimming Pool, which offers free entry, a kiosk, showers, and is very family-friendly.
Beyond the lakes, the region features significant natural monuments. The Glacier Cirque Präg Nature Reserve is a notable example, with a basin containing three small lakes and numerous large boulders, showcasing unique glacial history in a low mountain range.
Absolutely. The View of the Nonnenmattweiher and the Belchen from Weiherkopffelsen offers a fantastic panoramic vista of Nonnenmatt Pond and the majestic Belchen mountain, making it an ideal spot for a break.
The area around Schönenberg is excellent for various outdoor activities. You can find numerous routes for gravel biking, mountain biking, and running. For specific routes and guides, check out the Gravel biking around Schönenberg, MTB Trails around Schönenberg, and Running Trails around Schönenberg guides.
Yes, several spots are great for families. Nonnenmatt Pond is popular for leisurely walks and picnics, and the Sulzburg Natural Swimming Pool is specifically noted as family-friendly with its facilities. The Glacier Cirque Präg Nature Reserve is also considered family-friendly.
Nonnenmatt Pond is a unique moor lake with floating islands, situated in a nature reserve. While swimming is allowed in the back, the front part is protected. It's a popular spot for hiking, photography, and offers beautiful reflections, especially in winter.
Yes, near the Nonnenmattweiher Nature Reserve, you can find a fishing hut where visitors enjoy drinks like cyclist (Radler) or coffee with homemade cakes. The Sulzburg Natural Swimming Pool also has a kiosk offering Arabic tea and other refreshments.
Visitors frequently praise the tranquil natural settings, the opportunities for beautiful photos, and the well-maintained hiking paths. The panoramic views from spots like Weiherkopffelsen are also highly appreciated, as are the options for swimming and picnicking.
Yes, the Nonnenmattweiher Nature Reserve is highly recommended. It's a 70-hectare protected area centered around the Nonnenmattweiher lake, known for its rare plant and animal species. It offers a unique landscape with a peat island and a designated bathing area, making it a significant natural attraction.
Yes, Nonnenmatt Pond is beautiful in winter. There's a parking lot nearby, but the access road might not be cleared, so a suitable vehicle (like all-wheel drive) is recommended. It's also advised to avoid weekends if possible due to potential crowds.


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