Triberg im Schwarzwald
Triberg im Schwarzwald
Lakes around Triberg im Schwarzwald are set within the Black Forest, a region known for its waterfalls and cuckoo clocks. The area features a diverse natural landscape, including mountain lakes and unique moorland environments. These water bodies offer tranquil settings and serve as starting points for exploring the surrounding forests. The geography of the region, shaped by glacial activity, contributes to the distinct character of its lakes.
Last updated: June 4, 2026
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Beautiful little pond, just the right place to unwind 😍
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Is also a bathing lake
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By far one of the most beautiful places to unwind. Enjoy nature, listen to and see the forest. Squirrels can be seen on almost every tree, ducks, birds, mushrooms, etc.
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A wooden boardwalk has been built through the entire moor to put as little strain on the moor as possible. There are a few benches on the path where you can take a rest.
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It's just great that you can walk over the wooden planks in the moor, there's a lot to discover 😊
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There are 2 or 3 benches to relax and unwind in a beautiful, idyllic setting.
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Beautiful path through the moor area (you have to stay on it)
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For breathtaking views and a tranquil atmosphere, consider visiting Blindensee, known for its unique moorland setting and often shrouded in an eerie fog in the mornings. Another picturesque spot is Triberg Mountain Lake, an idyllic glacial lake on the outskirts of Triberg, offering a pleasant environment and a possible entrance to the Triberg waterfalls.
Yes, the Triberg Mountain Lake is an excellent choice for families. It's conveniently located near the Triberg Waterfalls and features a children's and adventure playground, making it suitable for all ages. It's also a great spot for a picnic.
The region offers a variety of hiking trails. For instance, a panoramic path runs high above Triberg from the Triberg Mountain Lake directly to the waterfalls. Near Blindensee, you'll find a wooden boardwalk through the moor, allowing you to experience the unique natural landscape while minimizing environmental impact. For more options, explore hiking routes like the 'Triberg Waterfalls – Entrance to the Triberg Waterfalls loop' or the 'Lizard Rock – View over Triberg loop' which are part of the easy hikes around Triberg.
While swimming is not permitted in the Triberg Mountain Lake, the Klosterweiher St. Georgen is a natural swimming lake. It covers approximately 30,000 m² and is fed by the Brigach, offering separate areas for swimmers and non-swimmers, and even facilities for jumpers.
Blindensee is a legendary lake located in the hilly moorland near Schönwald. It's particularly known for its unique atmosphere, especially in the morning when fog from the high moor creates an eerie setting over its dark waters. It's considered one of the few still intact bogs of the Black Forest, offering a distinct natural experience with a wooden boardwalk for exploration.
Yes, many lake areas are well-equipped for relaxation. Triberg Mountain Lake is an ideal location for a picnic with free parking nearby. Around Donis Pond, you'll find benches for resting along the walking paths. The boardwalk through the Blindensee Moor also has benches where you can take a rest and enjoy nature.
Beyond hiking, the region around Triberg offers various outdoor activities. You can explore mountain biking trails, such as the 'Schnapshäusle Self-Service – Reinertonishof Farm Restaurant loop' or the 'Stoecklewald Tower – Stöcklewald Tower with restaurant loop'. Find more details on these routes in the MTB Trails around Triberg guide. Fishing is also permitted in the Triberg Mountain Lake.
Donis Pond offers wonderful hiking trails in a natural setting, perfect for pleasant walks. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to walk along the pond and utilize the available benches for resting. It's also noted for being ideal for children, with a '100% squirrel guarantee' according to visitors.
The lakes around Triberg offer beauty throughout the year. Spring and summer are ideal for hiking and enjoying the lush greenery. The Blindensee is particularly striking in the morning when fog creates an eerie atmosphere, which can be experienced in various seasons. In winter, the boardwalk through the Blindensee Moor can become slippery when covered with snow, so caution is advised.
Yes, there are dining options available. Near the Triberg Mountain Lake, there is a local restaurant in the vicinity. The Klosterweiher St. Georgen features the Seehausrestaurant, which offers Italian dishes.
Visitors frequently praise the tranquil and picturesque settings, the unique natural landscapes, and the opportunities for relaxation and outdoor activities. The Blindensee is appreciated for its idyllic atmosphere and unique moorland. The Triberg Mountain Lake is valued for its pleasant environment and proximity to the waterfalls. Many also enjoy the well-maintained trails and the family-friendly amenities available.


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