Lakes near Pöllau are situated within the Pöllauer Tal Nature Park, offering diverse aquatic experiences. The region features smaller, intimate water bodies directly in Pöllau, alongside larger, activity-rich lakes accessible within a short distance. This area provides options ranging from tranquil fishing spots to vibrant bathing lakes and picturesque mountain tarns. It serves as a varied destination for those interested in water-based activities and natural landscapes.
Last updated: June 24, 2026
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Always worth a visit. From a lap around the lake in any season, past many creative sculptures with the Kulm in the background, to the culinary delights by the lake, from burgers to pepper steak. And of course, the amusement park by the lake too... everything is worth seeing. We like it here and always enjoy coming back.
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Whether for a summer getaway or an autumn stroll, action or relaxation, the lake is always worth a visit and/or a walk around it.
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Worth a visit any time of year. Action in summer. Peace and quiet in winter, romance in autumn. Awakening in spring. We always love coming back here.
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From there you have a beautiful view over the entire lake and an interesting photo opportunity.
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There are several sculptures to discover along the way.
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A very nice starting point for a hike to the Geierwand or the Kulm, or for a walk around the lake.
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Beautiful view of the lake, good coffee, huge breakfast buffet, friendly staff
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For families, Lake Stubenberg is an excellent choice, offering a family beach with a sandy area and a pirate ship, along with surrounding amusement parks. Greinis Lake also features a children's pool and playground. Additionally, the Erlebnisbad Pöllau (Pöllau Adventure Pool), while not a natural lake, provides a comprehensive swimming experience with a children's pool and slide.
Dogs are generally not permitted in the swimming areas of lakes like Naturbadeteich Gruber or Lake Stubenberg for hygiene reasons. However, dogs are permitted on a leash around the picturesque Teichalmsee and on its moor nature trail, making it a great option for walks with your canine companion.
The region offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can enjoy scenic walks around lakes like Lake Stubenberg, which has a 3 km circular path, or explore the hiking trails around Teichalmsee. For more structured activities, there are numerous routes for gravel biking, running, and cycling throughout the Pöllauer Tal Nature Park.
For swimming and bathing, Lake Stubenberg is highly recommended as Austria's warmest bathing lake, offering diverse swimming areas and watersports. The Naturbadeteich Gruber provides a serene natural swimming experience, and Greinis Lake is a recreational bathing lake with an approximately 8,500 m² swimming area.
Yes, the Pöllau region offers excellent fishing opportunities. Karner Lake (Karner Teich) is primarily known for fishing, with a season from March to October. The Winzendorf Lakes (Winzendorfer Teiche) also offer a historical fishing paradise, with fishing permitted from late March to mid-November, continuing a 500-year-old tradition.
Beyond the lakes themselves, you can explore unique natural features such as the Hartberger Gmoos, a European protected wetland and moor area offering insights into local biodiversity. Teichalmsee, a moor lake situated at 1,200 meters above sea level, is surrounded by a moor nature trail, perfect for exploring the unique high-altitude landscape.
The best time to visit depends on your preferred activities. For swimming and watersports, the summer months are ideal, especially for lakes like Lake Stubenberg. For hiking and exploring the natural landscapes, spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures and beautiful scenery. Teichalmsee is picturesque in both summer and winter, with winter activities like cross-country skiing available nearby.
Yes, several lakes have amenities nearby. Lake Stubenberg has cafes and restaurants, with visitors often praising the good coffee and breakfast buffets. Greinis Lake also features a cafe/restaurant. Near Teichalmsee, you'll find facilities like the Latschenhütte and Hotel Teichwirt.
Visitors frequently appreciate the diverse offerings, from the extensive swimming and watersports opportunities at Lake Stubenberg to the tranquil natural settings for relaxation. The region's natural beauty, such as the unique wetlands of Hartberger Gmoos, and the family-friendly amenities are also highly valued.
While specific parking details for every lake are not provided, popular recreational areas like Lake Stubenberg and the Erlebnisbad Pöllau typically offer designated parking facilities for visitors. It's advisable to check local signage upon arrival for the most current information.
Absolutely. Lake Stubenberg is a major hub for watersports, including swimming, surfing, stand-up paddleboarding, and pedal boating. Teichalmsee also offers pedal boating in the summer months, providing a serene way to enjoy the high-altitude lake.


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