Titisee

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Titisee

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The Titisee in the Hochschwarzwald is about 1.07 square kilometers and lies at an elevation of roughly 840 meters. It was formed by the Feldberg Glacier, whose glacial moraines now form its shores.

The Titisee in the Hochschwarzwald is about 1.07 square kilometers and lies at an elevation of roughly 840 meters. It was formed by the Feldberg Glacier, whose glacial moraines now form its shores. It is fed by the Seebach stream, originating at Feldsee lake below the Feldberg; the water then exits the lake as the Gutach river.On its northern shore lies the spa town of Titisee, a district of Titisee-Neustadt. In summer, you can swim at the lido or on the sandbank, where water quality is regularly monitored during the bathing season.

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The lake, formed by the Feldberg Glacier, is approximately 1.07 square kilometers in size and has an average depth of about 20 meters. Pedal boat rides are popular, and on the north shore lies the spa town of Titisee with restaurants.

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