Schlüchtsee Lake

Lake Grafenhausen, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

What to expect

The Schlüchtsee is a small, artificial lake in the Southern Black Forest near Grafenhausen in the county of Waldshut in Germany. It is a popular spot for bathing and angling, and is part of a nature reserve. The lake has a shoreline of approximately 0.73 kilometers and is up to 5 meters deep. One third of the lake is inhabited by water lilies and ducks, and bathing is not permitted in that section. The lake is surrounded by a full-grown forest and has a sunbathing lawn with a shallow shore where small children can splash about under supervision. A snack bar with a sun terrace, changing rooms, and sanitary facilities are available. The lake is also a great place for hiking and walking, with several routes and trails in the surrounding area

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Visit the Black Forest with family

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This family's experience:

Activities: We swam in Schlüchtsee Lake, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and the surrounding forest

Highlights: The girls loved swimming in the lake and playing in the forest. We enjoyed the peaceful setting of the lake and the surrounding woods ✨