Schliersee, Alpine lake in Bavaria, Germany
Schliersee is an alpine lake in the Bavarian region situated at 777 meters elevation and surrounded by forested slopes. It reaches depths of about 40 meters and contains a small island near its center.
The lake takes its name from a monastery founded around 779 nearby, which shaped the surrounding region's development. This religious center helped establish settlements in the area and influenced local growth over centuries.
The lake serves as a gathering place for swimmers, sailors, and anglers throughout the year. Local sailing clubs host regular competitions that visitors can watch from the shoreline.
The lake features a swimming area on its eastern shore with restaurant facilities and visitor amenities. Summer offers the best water temperatures for swimming, though the site remains accessible year-round.
The lake is serviced by excursion boats departing from several landing points along the shore. These trips offer a different perspective of the surrounding mountains and the lake's shoreline.
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