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Mummelsee

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The Mummelsee has a circumference of approximately 800 m (2,625 ft) and is surrounded by steep and forested mountain slopes on its northern, western, and eastern sides. The western lakeside rises towards the mountain "Katzenkopf" (1,123 m (3,684 ft) above sea level), and the
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The long-distance hiking trail with the red diamond (Westweg from Pforzheim to Basel) passes here as well as the other regional routes (blue and yellow diamond) and circular hiking trails. It is only a short trip up to the Hornisgrinde (1.5 km and 120 meters in altitude).
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used the lake and its inhabitants to tell about the dive to the centre of the earth. The description of the system of underwater pathways from the surface towards the centre of the earth might have been inspired by Plato's dialogues
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the Hochmoorsee-Mummelsee (circular walk, length: 5.6 km): Seibelseckle – Hochmoorweg – Bismarckturm – Hornisgrinde – Chapel St Michael at Mummelsee.
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Once located in complete isolation and lacking any road connections, the lake is surrounded by quite a number of myths. According to one legend, a
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Formerly, the naturally existing trail around the lake was kept in its original state with several tight passages and obstructive tree roots.
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was inaugurated in 1937. It was dedicated to the Archangel Michael, an impressive reminder at a time when the
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Connected to this context, the white waterlily is also referred to as "Nixblume" meaning "nix flower".
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were gaining more power. From the outside, the low roof of the chapel is striking. It is modeled on a
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lived in the lake and bestowed people with her guidance, danced, sang, and played with them at night.
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Visitors' parking spaces are located at the southern lake shore. Busses for hiking tourists drive to
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A great part of the hotel building burnt down on 5 May 2008. The fire was presumably a case of
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the Mummelsee-Hornisgrindepfad (circular walk, length: 3.9 km, suitable for dogs), and
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With a circumference of 800 meters, the Mummelsee is the largest of the seven
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on a daily basis. On weekends, there are direct bus connections available to
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August Schnezler, editor and collector of legends, wrote three poems (
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Aerial view of Mummelsee with Hornisgrindesattel (October 2010)
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and local bus companies) are valid to use on all these routes.
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Mummelsee is located in Baden-Württemberg
Black Forest
48°35′53″N 8°12′3″E / 48.59806°N 8.20083°E / 48.59806; 8.20083
Basin
lake
Hornisgrinde
Northern Black Forest
Germany
Black Forest High Road
legends
Nix
cirque lakes
Black Forest
Hornisgrinde
Hornisgrinde
Northern Black Forest
Seebach
Nymphaea alba
Nuphar lutea

Schwarzwaldhochstraße
arson
National Socialists
Black Forest house
Kunstpfad am Mummelsee
Baden-Baden
Achern
Freudenstadt
Oppenau

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