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Angler Lake, Ketsch – St. Sebastian's Church, Ketsch loop from Ketsch

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Angler Lake, Ketsch – St. Sebastian's Church, Ketsch loop from Ketsch

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Angler Lake, Ketsch – St. Sebastian's Church, Ketsch loop from Ketsch

01:11

4.68km

10m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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1.09 km

Angler Lake, Ketsch

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The Anglersee has been around since 1967 when the dredging took place in the Kreuzwiese area. The twelve-hectare lake, which became the club water of the 1928 Ketsch fishing club, …

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1.65 km

Event Area of Ketsch

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The Ketscher Baked Fish Festival takes place here every year. The space is also used for other celebrations. There are nice parking facilities here when there is no festive event.

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1.79 km

Altrhein Bridge Ketsch

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John Nepomuk was a Bohemian priest and martyr. It was founded in 1729 by Pope Benedict XIII. canonized and is considered a "bridge saint". Here he watches over the wooden Altrhein bridge.

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1.79 km

Statue of St. Johannes Nepomuk at the Kraichbach Bridge

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Johannes Nepomuk also watches over the Kraichbach as a bridge saint. The priest was tortured and murdered in Prague in the 14th century. He found his death in the waves.

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1.83 km

Kiosk

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nice good kiosk with snack and small outdoor area to linger

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1.98 km

Enderle statue in Ketsch

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The enderle is a legendary figure of the 16th century. At the request of the municipality, a new coat of arms with the added Enderle was created in 1957 and …

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