Lakes around Wembach are found in the Southern Black Forest, a region within Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Wembach itself is a small municipality situated at the confluence of the Böllenbach stream and the Wiese river. While the village does not contain major lakes directly within its municipal area, the surrounding Black Forest landscape offers various natural and man-made water bodies. This area provides opportunities for outdoor activities in a natural setting.
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The Letztbergweiher is a small natural jewel and worth visiting at any time of the year. It is not a naturally formed body of water, but was created in the 14th/15th century specifically for silver mining in Schönau. It also served as a watering hole for livestock. Today, the pond is a protected wetland habitat with a rich diversity of plants and animals.
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The Letztbergweiher did not originate naturally, but is a remnant of the old silver mining history in Schönau. The pond was artificially created in the 14th/15th century to drive various equipment. But it also served as a watering hole for animals.
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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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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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Nice view of the Lötzbergweiher 👌🏻
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Great view over Nonnenmattweiher and the Belchen
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While Wembach itself doesn't have major lakes, the surrounding Southern Black Forest region offers a variety of water bodies. These include natural moor lakes like Nonnenmatt Pond and glacial cirque lakes, such as the three small lakes found within the Glacier Cirque Präg Nature Reserve. You can also find tranquil ponds like Letzbergweiher.
Yes, several lakes are suitable for families. Nonnenmatt Pond is considered family-friendly, offering designated swimming areas and opportunities for easy hikes. The Glacier Cirque Präg Nature Reserve is also noted as family-friendly, providing an interesting natural environment to explore. Letzbergweiher is also a tranquil spot for a family outing.
Swimming is permitted in designated areas of Nonnenmatt Pond, specifically in the back part of the lake. The front part is a nature reserve where swimming is not allowed. Always observe local signage and regulations regarding swimming.
Nonnenmatt Pond is a unique moor lake known for its floating islands. It's situated in a small basin and is part of a nature reserve. From the nearby Weiherkopffelsen, you can enjoy extensive panoramic views of the pond and the Belchen mountain.
Yes, the region offers numerous hiking opportunities. From Nonnenmatt Pond, you can embark on lovely hikes, including a climb to the Weiherfelsen rock for fantastic views. The Glacier Cirque Präg Nature Reserve also provides trails through its unique glacial landscape. For more hiking options, you can explore routes like the 'Urwaldpfad Trailhead – Buchenbrändle Playground loop' or the 'Haselberg Shelter with View – Wembach Common Pasture loop' which are part of the Hiking around Wembach guide.
The lakes can be enjoyed throughout the year. Letzbergweiher is described as a worthwhile destination at any time of year. Nonnenmatt Pond is beautiful even in winter, though access might require a suitable vehicle if roads are not cleared. Summer can be busy, especially at popular spots like Nonnenmatt Pond.
Beyond exploring the lakes themselves, the area around Wembach offers diverse outdoor activities. You can find various hiking trails, including easy and moderate options. For more challenging adventures, there are mountain hikes, such as routes around the Belchen Summit. Gravel biking is also popular, with routes like 'The Schnelle' available.
Yes, the View of the Nonnenmattweiher and the Belchen from Weiherkopffelsen is a highly recommended viewpoint. It offers a stunning panorama of Nonnenmatt Pond and the majestic Belchen mountain, making it an excellent spot to linger and take photos.
Visitors appreciate the natural beauty and tranquility of the area. Many enjoy the unique features of Nonnenmatt Pond, especially its reflections and the opportunity for beautiful photos. The extensive views from Weiherkopffelsen are also a highlight. Letzbergweiher is valued as an 'island of relaxation' where one can often enjoy peace and quiet.
Yes, the Nonnenmattweiher Nature Reserve is centered around Nonnenmatt Pond. This reserve, declared in 1987, protects a 70-hectare area known for its rare plant and animal species. It features a protected peat island and has a rich geological history as a glacial cirque.
Letzbergweiher is easily and quickly reachable from Schönau. It's considered a tranquil destination that can be visited throughout the year. A short climb from the pond to the Heideck moat complex is also recommended for those looking for a bit more exploration.


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