Best lakes around Oberhofen im Inntal are found in North Tyrol, offering access to various alpine and recreational lakes. While Oberhofen im Inntal itself does not have large lakes directly within its municipal boundaries, its location provides convenient access to several notable bodies of water. These lakes offer diverse experiences, from active water sports to tranquil walks, making them appealing destinations for visitors.
Last updated: May 28, 2026
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Wonderful views of the surrounding mountains!
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The Wildsee, also called the Wilder See, is located in the northern Black Forest in Baden-Württemberg, northeast of the Ruhestein in the municipality of Baiersbronn. The lake, far from any settlement, lies at an elevation of 910 m, east of the main ridge of the Northern Black Forest, in a Würm glacial cirque with several moraine ridges, up to 120 m deep. It is particularly visible from the neighboring Seekopf (1055 m above sea level). The almost circular cirque lake has an area of 2.4 hectares, a depth of 11.5 m, and drains via the Schönmünz River into the Murg. It is slightly dammed, as it was once used as a surge water for log rafting. The Wildsee is part of the Black Forest National Park, established in 2014. Since 1939 it was surrounded by the Wilder See – Hornisgrinde nature reserve, which stretched over an area of 766 hectares across the highlands east of the mountain ridge between Hornisgrinde and Ruhestein and has largely been incorporated into the national park.
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Beautiful lake. There are lots of animals roaming around here. Crayfish are also at home in the lake.
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A tour around the lake is definitely worth it.
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beautiful lake, comfortable circular hiking trail
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Wooden cross with a roof and a lantern at the base
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Beautifully located lake, easy to walk around.
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Surrounded by a large forest area, green meadows and rare alpine herbs, the rustic Almhof is not far from the center of Seefeld! 👍
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The region around Oberhofen im Inntal offers a variety of lakes, including highland lakes like Lake Natters, artificially created recreational lakes such as Lake Völs, and unique natural features like the ephemeral Lottensee. You'll also find beautiful cold-water lakes like Kaltwassersee.
For swimming, Lake Natters (Natterer See) is highly recommended, known for its excellent water quality. Wildsee Seefeld also allows swimming in summer, and Möserer See warms up to a pleasant 25 degrees Celsius in summer, making it ideal for a dip.
Yes, the Lottensee is a notable ephemeral lake near Oberhofen im Inntal. Its intermittent nature makes it a unique natural feature, and the nearby Lottensee Hut is a popular year-round destination.
The Eastern shore of Lake Möserer See is known for its beautiful views and varied flora and fauna, perfect for a walk at any time of year. Kaltwassersee also offers stunning views in all directions, with benches inviting visitors to take a peaceful break.
Absolutely. Many lakes offer scenic hiking opportunities. For easy walks, consider the circular routes around Lottensee and Möserer See. You can find more details and routes in the Easy hikes around Oberhofen im Inntal guide.
Yes, the area around Oberhofen im Inntal provides excellent opportunities for both mountain biking and gravel biking. Guides like Gravel biking around Oberhofen im Inntal and MTB Trails around Oberhofen im Inntal feature routes that pass by or are close to several lakes.
Yes, Lake Natters is a hub for recreational water sports, including surfing, canoeing, wind gliding, and sailing during the warmer months.
Many lakes in the region are family-friendly. Möserer See and Wildsee Seefeld are great choices, offering gentle paths and swimming opportunities. The Lottensee Hut near Lottensee is also a popular family destination with refreshments.
The best time depends on your preferred activities. Summer (June to August) is ideal for swimming and water sports, with lakes like Möserer See warming up. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for hiking and enjoying the scenic views. Even in winter, some lakes, like Lake Natters, transform into ice skating rinks, and walks around Möserer See are also recommended.
Yes, the lakes offer unique experiences in winter. When frozen, Lake Natters becomes a popular spot for ice skating, ice hockey, and curling. Walks around lakes like Möserer See are also beautiful in the snow, and the Lottensee Hut is a year-round destination for cross-country skiers and hikers.
Yes, several lakes have nearby amenities. The Lottensee Hut, located directly on the ephemeral Lottensee, offers traditional Tyrolean cuisine. The Eastern shore of Lake Möserer See also has restaurant and cafe options. Additionally, the Wildmoos Alm is a very nice Almwirtschaft reachable on beautiful paths near a lake.
Visitors frequently praise the stunning views and varied flora and fauna, especially around Möserer See. The crystal-clear water and panoramic views of Kaltwassersee are also highly appreciated. The overall tranquility and natural beauty make these lakes popular for relaxation and outdoor activities.


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