Anker am Hotel Seehof in Tittling, DE
Posted by: Groundspeak Premium Member HansHans
N 48° 44.629 E 013° 21.242
33U E 378995 N 5400284
Anker in der Nähe des Dreiburgensees, ein idyllischer Badesee im Bayerischen Wald mit Spazierweg, Badebucht und nahegelegenem Museumsdorf.
Waymark Code: WM1BYKB
Location: Bayern, Germany
Date Posted: 04/27/2025
Published By:Groundspeak Regular Member the federation
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[ DE ]

Der Anker liegt am Hotel Seehof am Dreiburgensee in Niederbayern. Der Dreiburgensee liegt idyllisch eingebettet im Bayerischen Wald bei Tittling in Niederbayern. Der rund 8 Hektar große See entstand ursprünglich als Stausee und ist heute ein beliebtes Ausflugsziel. Rund um den See führt ein etwa 2 Kilometer langer, gut ausgebauter Spazierweg. Besonders beliebt sind im Sommer das Baden, Tretbootfahren und Entspannen am gepflegten Badestrand. Auch Angler kommen hier auf ihre Kosten. In unmittelbarer Nähe befindet sich das Museumsdorf Bayerischer Wald, das Einblicke in das ländliche Leben vergangener Zeiten bietet. Zahlreiche Biergärten und Cafés laden zum Verweilen ein. Der Dreiburgensee vereint Naturerlebnis, Kultur und Erholung auf ideale Weise.

 
[ EN ]

The Anchor is at the Hotel Seehof at the Dreiburgensee in Lower Bavaria. Dreiburgensee is idyllically nestled in the Bavarian Forest near Tittling in Lower Bavaria. Originally created as a reservoir, the lake now covers around 8 hectares and is a popular excursion destination. A well-maintained 2-kilometer walking path circles the lake. In summer, visitors especially enjoy swimming, pedal boating, and relaxing on the sandy beach. Anglers will also find excellent conditions here. Close by, the Bavarian Forest Museum Village offers insights into rural life in past centuries. Numerous beer gardens and cafés invite you to linger. Dreiburgensee perfectly combines nature, culture, and relaxation.

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