Top 20 Lakes around Löhne

The Kurparksee (Spa Park Lake) forms the tranquil heart of the expansive spa park in Bad Salzuflen and is one of the most popular spots for walkers and spa guests. Created in the early 20th century along with the spa park itself, it continues to lend the park a relaxed atmosphere. Nestled among old trees, well-maintained paths, and in close proximity to the graduation towers, the lake reflects the quintessential combination that characterizes Bad Salzuflen: nature, recreation, and the tradition of the spa town. The Salze, the town's small river, flows through both the smaller and larger Kurparksee lakes, creating a vibrant, natural body of water right in the heart of the spa area. A stroll around the lake is worthwhile at any time of year: waterfowl, changing light, and the peaceful shoreline make the Kurparksee an ideal place for short breaks, photographs, or simply to breathe deeply. For many visitors, it is the most beautiful part of the spa park – a place where the special atmosphere of Bad Salzuflen can be experienced firsthand. https://www.teutoburgerwald.de/gesund/heilgarten/heilbaeder/bad-salzuflen

The Kurparksee (spa park lake) in Bad Salzuflen is the centerpiece of the expansive spa park and one of the town's most beautiful spots. Nestled among ancient trees, well-maintained walking paths, and the impressive graduation towers that have made Bad Salzuflen famous as a traditional spa town, the lake was created as part of the spa park's development in the early 20th century and lends the entire area a tranquil, almost fairytale-like atmosphere. With its reflective surface, waterfowl, and surrounding flowerbeds and greenery, it invites visitors to enjoy relaxing strolls, short breaks, or simply linger on its shores.

The Kurparksee lake blends harmoniously into the landscape of the spa park. The Salze River flows through the small and large Kurparksee lakes.

Absolutely worth a visit on nice days. Whether on foot or by bike, this is definitely worth a visit.

Here you can linger for a while and enjoy nature.

A very beautiful lake that you can walk around. A highlight at any time of year!

A nice place to linger along the route.

You can also go around Lake Uffeln by bike or on foot. From the false dead end "Am Kiesteich" a rather inconspicuous narrow path leads behind the Pömpeln to the "back" of the lake. The path is signposted as "private" and, particularly in the southern section, is very bumpy, unkempt, partly overgrown with thorn bushes and should be approached with caution after rain (large puddles, lots of mud). But there are some beautiful places with a great view of the lake and the nearby Weser. You often meet nice people with dogs here. For me as a dog lover, there is always a friendly chat and you can watch the dogs bathing. You can of course also cycle the path in the opposite direction, but then you have the disgusting gravel track as a downhill stretch right at the beginning - not without its challenges!