Best lakes around Munderkingen are found in the surrounding Alb-Donau district, as Munderkingen itself is situated directly on the Danube River. While large natural lakes are not directly within the town, the Danube offers opportunities for riverside activities. For those seeking lakes near Munderkingen trails routes, the region provides diverse options, including former quarries and park lakes.
Last updated: April 29, 2026
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A playground and a beer garden, winding paths along the Schmiech River, and a romantic rose garden invite you to linger in Ehingen's city garden. The artificially created Groggensee, whose name derives from the area's former name "Krockental," is the annual setting for a carnival spectacle, the "Excavation of the Groggadäler." In cold winters, the Groggensee is often used as an ice skating rink.
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Here the Danube appears more like a lake.
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The Groggensee is a beautiful park in the heart of Ehingen. You can reach the town centre of Ehingen in about 5 minutes on foot. The Groggensee plays an important role for the people of Ehingen, especially during Ehingen Carnival.
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A detour to Ehingen is always fun.
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You should see a very nice area
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Bathing house in the lake
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Yes, several lakes in the area are great for families. Alberweiler Lake is a quiet bathing lake with a large sunbathing lawn and a shallow entrance, making it suitable for children. Ehingen City Park at Groggensee features a playground and winding paths, perfect for a family stroll. The Blue Quarry, a nature reserve, also offers a unique natural experience for all ages.
You'll find diverse natural features. The Blue Quarry is a former cement factory quarry now a nature reserve, home to various amphibians and insects. The Lonetopf, a karst spring feeding the Lonesee, is known for its striking blue water. The Danube Floodplains Near Rottenacker offer unspoiled nature along the riverbanks.
The region offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking on easy trails, with options like the 'Easy hikes around Munderkingen' guide. For cyclists, there are numerous routes, including those found in the 'Road Cycling Routes around Munderkingen' guide. Running enthusiasts can explore trails listed in the 'Running Trails around Munderkingen' guide. Many of these routes pass by or near the local lakes and the Danube River. You can find more details on these activities and specific routes on their respective guide pages.
Yes, for swimming, Alberweiler Lake is a popular choice, known for its clear, blue-green water and shallow entry. The Lonesee, located in the Alb-Donau district, also offers crystal-clear waters fed by the Lonetopf karst spring, making it ideal for refreshing dips.
The Lonesee (Lone Lake) is a notable lake in the Alb-Donau district, known for its clear, clean water fed by the Lonetopf, a karst spring with striking blue water. It's set in a beautiful landscape of rolling hills and forests. Visitors can enjoy swimming, hiking on an 8-kilometer circular path, and exploring an adventure playground. The lake also features a unique 'Stone Age Human Sculpture'.
Yes, for refreshments, you can visit the Rottenacker Fisherman's Hut by the Lake, which offers a nice stop with food like sausage salad, fish, or cake, and a beer garden overlooking the lake. Additionally, Ehingen City Park at Groggensee has a cozy beer garden within the park.
The Ehingen City Park at Groggensee offers beautifully laid out, winding paths that are suitable for relaxing walks. The area around the Lonesee also features well-rated routes, including an 8-kilometer circular path, which includes easy, family-friendly sections.
This artificially created lake is part of a beautifully designed city park. It features winding paths, a romantic rose garden, and a beer garden. In winter, the Groggensee is often used for ice skating, and it plays a significant role in the local carnival celebrations.
The lakes are enjoyable throughout the year. Spring and summer are ideal for swimming, hiking, and enjoying the beer gardens. Autumn offers beautiful scenery with changing foliage, while colder winters can transform the Groggensee into an ice skating rink, providing unique experiences.
Yes, the Blue Quarry is a natural monument and has been a nature reserve since 1980, providing a habitat for various species like frogs, toads, and grass snakes. The Lonetopf karst spring, feeding the Lonesee, is also a unique natural phenomenon with its distinct blue water.
Visitors appreciate the serene natural settings, the clear waters for swimming, and the diverse recreational opportunities. The family-friendly amenities, such as playgrounds and shallow bathing areas, are often highlighted. The presence of cozy beer gardens and scenic paths for walking and cycling also contribute to a positive experience.


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