Lakes around Halsbach are primarily found in the broader region, as the municipality itself is known for the Halsbach river, which flows into the Alz. While specific natural lakes are not directly within Halsbach, the surrounding area offers various water bodies for recreation. The region is characterized by its natural landscapes and proximity to larger Bavarian districts. These lakes provide opportunities for outdoor activities and scenic views.
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The bridge over the Wöhrsee between Hauptsee and Herzogbad is the only way to cross the Wöhrsee. It was renovated in April 2024. During the construction work, the entire bridge, including the concrete foundations and lock, was dismantled and renewed. The wooden girders were replaced with steel girders so that rotting wood will no longer be a problem in the future.
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In addition to its function as part of the castle's defense system, the Wöhrsee also served to operate the ducal court mill in the Middle Ages. It was used as a fishing water and as a source of ice. The mineral-rich water from a spring in the north of the Wöhrsee basin, today called the "Herzogbad", was used for healing and recreation during the time of Duchess Hedwig. From the late 18th century there was a health resort there. After the buildings were demolished, a Kneipp facility was built on the site. From the 19th century onwards, a garrison swimming school was operated on the Wöhrsee. From 1833, Burghausen citizens were also allowed to swim there. After the water had been temporarily privately owned after the garrison left in 1891, the city acquired the court mill and the Wöhrsee in 1901. Lake festivals were held regularly from 1913 to 1957. The previously separate bathing facilities for men and women were opened in 1934/1935 as the Wöhrsee family pool. The first German ice swimming championships took place in January 2015 on 25-meter-long lanes in the Wöhrsee natural pool, and the world championships in ice swimming took place in 2017. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/W%C3%B6hrsee
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Whether you are a swimmer or a boater in the warm summer water, an ice skater or curling player on the frozen lake or a walker around the lake: As a leisure paradise, the Wöhrsee guarantees a natural experience with extra-long panoramic views of the castle in every season. There is also a winter bathing area, which is open daily from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. this season from October 15, 2024 to March 31, 2025. It is of course closed when there is snow or ice.
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The carp there are really huge. Of course you can't eat them anymore because of their age. Lucky you! ;-)
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Beautiful view from both sides of the bridge
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Nice sunbathing area. Great excursion destination.
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No, Halsbach itself is primarily known for the Halsbach river. Notable natural lakes are not directly within the municipality. However, the broader surrounding region, particularly the Altötting district, offers various water bodies for recreation.
The Wöhrsee in Burghausen is a popular destination. It features the Wöhrsee Lido beneath Burghausen Castle, a natural swimming pool, and the Historic Wöhrsee Bath, Burghausen, which offers a natural experience with views of the castle.
Yes, the Wöhrsee in Burghausen is excellent for swimming. The Wöhrsee Lido beneath Burghausen Castle is a natural swimming pool with very good water quality. The Historic Wöhrsee Bath also provides opportunities for swimming in summer.
Absolutely. The Wöhrsee in Burghausen is very family-friendly, offering a playground and kiosk at the lido. The LBV Environmental Garden and Underwater World Wiesmühl is another great option, with a lovingly landscaped garden and an underwater world that children can enter for free.
At Wöhrsee, you can swim, enjoy the natural lido, or take a walk across the Wöhrsee Bridge. In winter, the Historic Wöhrsee Bath can be used for ice skating or curling when the lake is frozen.
The Wöhrsee offers a gigantic backdrop with bright, clear water and panoramic views of Burghausen Castle. The Blue-Green Lagoon is noted for its clear, refreshing water and beautiful blue-green colors.
Yes, the Wöhrsee is located at the foot of Burghausen Castle, the world's longest castle. The Historic Wöhrsee Bath itself is a historical site, with ancient changing rooms and wooden jetties, transporting visitors to another time.
Visitors appreciate the unique natural swimming pool experience, the stunning views of Burghausen Castle, and the clear, refreshing water. The historic atmosphere and the family-friendly facilities, including playgrounds and kiosks, are also highly valued.
Yes, there are various cycling routes in the broader region. For example, you can find routes like the 'River Alz – Burghausen Castle loop from Halsbach' which passes near the Wöhrsee area. You can explore more options on the Cycling around Halsbach guide.
The area around Halsbach offers several running trails. While not directly adjacent to the lakes, routes like the 'Running loop from Halsbach' provide opportunities for outdoor exercise. More running options can be found in the Running Trails around Halsbach guide.
Yes, the LBV Environmental Garden and Underwater World Wiesmühl is a notable highlight. It features a lovingly landscaped garden with detailed plant explanations and an underwater world where you can observe various fish species.


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