Krummweiher

Krummweiher is a small natural pond near Bechhofen in Bavaria, reached by local paths with a short walk from nearby roadside parking. Parking is limited and informal, so walking or cycling can be easier when the weather is fine, especially on warm weekends when a few more visitors arrive. There is no direct public transport reported, with regional services reaching Bechhofen and onward travel on foot or by bicycle for the remaining distance. The ground is natural grass and earth, uneven in places, with no paved access or adapted facilities reported, so visitors should expect a simple natural shoreline throughout. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear for the path and watershoes if sensitive to soft lakebed near the shallow entry. The water is still and shallow near the edge, with clarity that can vary by season and with soft natural footing underfoot. No lifeguard supervision is reported, so enter slowly, stay within comfortable depth, and avoid swimming alone in this unsupervised natural water. There is no entry fee reported and no fixed opening hours reported, with daytime visits in the warm season being usual for swimming and resting by the water. June through August is generally the most comfortable period, while late spring and early autumn can also suit a brief visit when conditions allow. Midday and afternoon bring warmer water and stronger sun on the mostly open shoreline, while mornings are usually quieter and calmer for arrival. Shade comes from nearby trees, but much of the shoreline is open, so bring sun protection, drinking water, and snacks for a self-sufficient stay. No food outlets, toilets, or showers are reported. Plan for a short daytime stay, carry all waste out, leave the grass banks and shallow entry as found, and respect adjacent land by staying on paths and keeping noise low.