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Elbsee: The southern shore of Lake Elbsee, with its natural beauty. © Herbert MayrPhoto: Herbert Mayr, Rother Bergverlag
The secluded southern shore of Lake Elbsee—which was once called “Elchsee”—is mostly lined with pine trees and remains completely unspoiled. To the west, it is bordered by a wide belt of reeds.
Behind the church in Geisenried (754 m), we turn right onto the upper main road and follow Geisenrieder Straße. On Immenhofener Straße, we walk past a power pole through the B-12 underpass. Then we turn left onto a small side street. After a double curve, a hiking sign points to a forest trail marked with a blue cross that leads into the Dümpfelmoos. There, a footpath toward Elbsee leads through a primeval bog forest, and at the end of the forest, a loop in the road to the right (blue cross) takes us to the start of a small paved road. Now we turn left and immediately follow a path to the right—unmarked and somewhat damp in places—to the southern shore of Lake Elbsee. From here, it’s worth taking a detour along a hiking trail over a long wooden boardwalk to the Seealpe.After a stretch alongside the lake and a short climb on a farm road, we head toward Aitrang. At the left-hand bend at the start of the next clearing, we take the unmarked forest path on the right and, from the edge of
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