Best lakes around Trüllikon offers a variety of natural and man-made water bodies within a diverse landscape. The region features several lakes, some designated as natural monuments, providing opportunities for outdoor activities. These areas often include amenities such as barbecue spots and seating, catering to visitors seeking recreation in nature. The lakes contribute to the local environment, with some having historical significance or unique ecological features.
Last updated: July 22, 2026
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The Husemersee is surrounded by nature and a popular destination for hiking enthusiasts. A special highlight on the route is the picturesque wooden bridge that leads past the lake. From here you have a breathtaking view of the sparkling water. The bridge is not only a great vantage point, but also a perfect place to take a short break and enjoy the peace and quiet of the surroundings. Whether for a relaxed hike or a short detour - the Husemersee with its charming bridge is always worth a visit!
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Beautiful natural bathing lake surrounded by forest
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Hiking and pure bathing fun
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Great place for a picni, a little walk or just to relax a moment
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The dangling is definitely worth it at temperatures above 30 °C. Just hop off the jetty into the lake. Splendid.
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The detour is definitely worth it at temperatures above 30 °C. Start from the jetty and off into the lake.
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The Barchetsee is a small lake in the Thurgau municipality of Neunforn. It is located near the border with the canton of Zurich at 464 meters above sea level. The lake is almost completely overgrown with reeds and bushes and is a nature reserve. Various species of fish live in the little lake, including extremely large carp. However, fishing is not allowed. In the Neunforner Weiher there are so-called floating islands - peat chunks overgrown with bushes. They wander around the lake and are in a new place every day. There is a large sunbathing lawn on the shore of the lake and there is a fireplace where you can have a barbecue.
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Several lakes in the Trüllikon area are ideal for families. Nussbaumersee is a natural monument with three bathing areas, barbecue spots, and benches. Enge Pond offers a covered seating area, barbecue facilities, and a children's playground. Husemer Lake also features sunbathing and play areas with barbecue facilities.
Yes, there are designated swimming areas. Husemer Lake is a nature reserve with specific areas for swimming, sunbathing, and a jetty. Nussbaumersee has three distinct bathing areas. Barchetsee is also a popular swimming lake.
The lakes offer diverse natural beauty. Husemer Lake is a nature reserve with a rich biotope, home to various animals like fish and birds, and even beavers. Nussbaumersee is a natural monument formed during the last ice age. Barchetsee is unique for its floating islets that drift across the lake.
Yes, there are several hiking opportunities. Many lakes in the region offer circular walks. For example, there's an 8.8 km moderate loop trail around Husemer Lake. You can find more hiking routes in the area on the Hiking around Trüllikon guide.
Most popular lakes in the area are well-equipped for picnics and barbecues. Husemer Lake, Nussbaumersee, Enge Pond, and Barchetsee all feature barbecue areas and seating for visitors to enjoy.
Yes, Enge Pond, also known as Engeweiher, is an artificially created pond with historical importance. It was the first pumped storage plant in Switzerland in 1907, practically built by hand.
While enjoyable year-round, Barchetsee is particularly recommended in autumn when the colors are vibrant and there are fewer bathers, allowing for peaceful enjoyment of the floating islands from the jetty.
Yes, several lakes offer beautiful views. The Wooden Bridge and Pathway at Husemersee provides a picturesque vantage point over both parts of the lake, perfect for observing wildlife. Nussbaumersee also has a small tower for undisturbed nature observation.
Parking is available at some locations. For instance, Barchetsee has a parking lot right next to it, and Husemer Lake has bicycle parking nearby, with a toilet facility a few meters above the main sunbathing area.
Beyond hiking, the Trüllikon region offers various outdoor activities. You can explore gravel biking routes, with options ranging from easy to difficult, detailed in the Gravel biking around Trüllikon guide. There are also numerous cycling routes, including easy and moderate options, which you can find in the Cycling around Trüllikon guide.
Visitors frequently appreciate the tranquil, natural settings and the amenities provided. Many enjoy the barbecue areas, benches, and designated swimming spots. The unique floating islets at Barchetsee and the scenic views from the Wooden Bridge at Husemersee are also highly praised.


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