Lakes around Hunderdorf are situated in the Bavarian Forest, a region known for its natural landscapes and outdoor activities. This area features a mix of natural ponds and man-made water bodies, offering diverse experiences for visitors. The surrounding environment provides opportunities for hiking and exploring the local scenery. Hunderdorf serves as a base for discovering these aquatic features within the broader Bavarian Forest.
Last updated: June 27, 2026
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Today he looked like a black puddle, but still chic
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Great artificial lake. But very cold 🥶
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Beautiful man-made lake.
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We were at the lake at Easter. 😊 At this time of year it was of course still drained.
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Built in 2004 by the municipality of Sankt Englmar at 767m above sea level. 2000m² swimming area, 400m² protected regeneration water area. Maximum water depth 3m. And a chic eye-catcher.
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Fairytale pond. Cool water to refresh tired legs.
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The Hunderdorf region, situated in the Bavarian Forest, offers a mix of natural ponds and man-made water bodies. You'll find tranquil forest ponds like Grimmeisen Pond and Eisenweiher Pond, as well as constructed swimming lakes such as Natural Swimming Lake Kurpark Sankt Englmar.
While Hunderdorf itself features smaller ponds, the nearby Bavarian Forest is home to Höllensteinsee. This is a picturesque reservoir formed by the damming of the Black Rain river, popular for its scenic location and various outdoor activities.
The area around Hunderdorf's lakes is excellent for outdoor pursuits. You can enjoy hiking, cycling, and mountain biking. For specific routes, explore the Mountain Hikes around Hunderdorf, Cycling around Hunderdorf, and Road Cycling Routes around Hunderdorf guides.
Yes, several lakes are noted as family-friendly. Grimmeisen Pond, Natural Swimming Lake Kurpark Sankt Englmar, Eisenweiher Pond, and Schanzlweiher all offer environments suitable for families.
For swimming, the Natural Swimming Lake Kurpark Sankt Englmar is a dedicated facility built in 2004, featuring a 2000 m² swimming area. Additionally, Weiher 12 FKK Beach Parkstetten offers a well-maintained bathing area with fine sand, though it operates as a naturist pond.
Many hiking routes in the region pass by or offer views of the lakes. For instance, the Mühlgrabenweg often includes Grimmeisen Pond and Eisenweiher Pond, which are part of popular 'pleasure hiking' routes in the Hirschenstein and Grandsberg areas. The area around Höllensteinsee also features numerous trails.
Visitors appreciate the tranquil and idyllic atmosphere of the lakes. Many find spots like Grimmeisen Pond to be beautiful landscapes that invite lingering, often with benches available for rest. The scenic beauty and opportunities for relaxation are frequently highlighted.
Yes, Eisenweiher Pond is described as a 'cozy cookie' and very shady and idyllic. Grimmeisen Pond is also known for its deep black water and calm, peaceful setting.
Some specific locations offer facilities. For example, Weiher 12 FKK Beach Parkstetten has toilet facilities and opportunities to buy drinks. The Natural Swimming Lake Kurpark Sankt Englmar is a constructed facility, implying amenities are available.
The lakes are generally enjoyable during warmer months for swimming and outdoor activities like hiking and cycling. However, the scenic beauty of the Bavarian Forest makes the area appealing year-round, with different charms in each season. For specific water activities, check local conditions, as water temperatures can be cold even in spring, as noted by visitors to the Natural Swimming Lake Kurpark Sankt Englmar.
Yes, Grimmeisen Pond, Eisenweiher Pond, and Schanzlweiher are all categorized as natural monuments, highlighting their ecological or geological importance within the landscape.


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