Insider tip for skating cracks and families: the natural ice stadium on Lake Titisee is one of the last of its kind and has a pretty famous history.
Not far from the eastern shore of Lake Titisee, close to the town center, a gem for skaters has been preserved. Hidden behind a ring of woodland, framed by a one-meter-high wooden ridge, lies the only natural ice stadium in the Upper Black Forest. During the day, it is mainly children who skate on the ice, while in the evening, adults leisurely skate their laps in the floodlit cone or chase after a puck with ice hockey sticks. The 60 x 30 meter surface is large enough for peaceful coexistence.
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