Pleschinger See

Pleschinger See is a popular recreational lake located in Steyregg, Upper Austria, near the border of Linz. Created through gravel mining in the 1960s and 1970s, the lake covers approximately 13 hectares with a maximum depth of 8 meters. It serves as a major leisure destination, attracting up to 30,000 visitors daily during the summer months.

The site offers year-round activities, adapting to the changing seasons. In summer, visitors can enjoy swimming, boating, and sunbathing on the 20 hectares of lawn areas. The lake features a designated nudist area (FKK) that has been in operation since 1982. During spring and autumn, the water is suitable for fishing and diving. In winter, the frozen surface supports ice skating, curling, and skiing.

Facilities at Pleschinger See include parking, restaurants, playgrounds, and a campground. An allotment garden, established in 2004, adds to the local recreational infrastructure. Admission to the lake is free, making it an accessible option for families and tourists. Public transport connects the area via Bus Line 33, facilitating easy access for those without private vehicles. The combination of natural beauty, diverse activities, and free entry makes Pleschinger See a significant local attraction in Upper Austria.