Baßgeigensee: A quiet lake in the Keutschacher Seental
The Baßgeigensee, also Müllnersee is a small lake in the Keutschacher Seental, east of Lake Keutschacher and directly next to the Keutschacher Moor This lake offers visitors a peaceful atmosphere and is particularly popular with hikers who see the lake as a highlight of the moor hike With its unique shape, reminiscent of a bass violin, and the natural surroundings, it is a special place to relax and enjoy nature.
Short info:
- Where is it: Keutschacher Seental, east of the Keutschacher See
- hike: part of the Hike around the Keutschacher Moor
- Special features: Named after its shape, which is reminiscent of a bass violin
- Use: swimming, fishing
- Fish species: carp, pike, catfish, tench
The Baßgeigensee: Small but full of charm
The Baßgeigensee is from Viktringerbach which later became the Rauschelesee Due to the strong current and its relatively small volume, the lake does not reach the high water temperatures of the surrounding larger lakes in summer. Nevertheless, due to the consistently clean water quality, it is a popular place for BatheThe current ensures that the water always remains clear and refreshing.
The lake is also anglers popular because it contains a variety of fish species such as carp, pike, catfish and tench The quiet location and the small number of visitors make the Baßgeigensee a relaxing place to enjoy nature to the fullest.
During the Hike around the Keutschacher Moor, which leads you through an impressive moor landscape, you arrive directly at the Baßgeigensee With its unique shape and the surrounding landscape, it is a perfect place to take a break and enjoy the quiet atmosphere.
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