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Mattsee

Surfing and sailing are possible in Mattsee. Because the three Trumer lakes are in a protected area, no motorboats are allowed, but electric, pedal and rowing boats can be hired. There is also a regular service boat called „Seenland“ which sails between the Obertrumersee and the Mattsee. Lakeside beaches can be visited in Mattsee itself and in Gebertsham.

From the air one can see clearly a row of stones just under the surface of the water. It is thought that they are part of a roman road which led between two basins. In Roman times the water level of the lakes was much lower than it is today.

Activities

Bathing resorts
Mattsee bathing resort
child friendly with baby pools, large sundeck areas and playing areas, 400m soft sand, adventure slide, 2 beach volley areas. Open: May to August T +43 6217 5252

Countryside bathing resort (Mattsee) Seeleiten
a small paradise awaits you! Open: May to September Haselberger family T +43 6217 5361

Lochen – Gebertsham bathing resort
Countryside bathing resort with gentle sloping bank area – ideal for children, very quiet location, beach volleyball, children's play area, flippers, new path, large free car park in closes proximity. Open: May to September, beach buffet by the Hauer family T +43 664 5855568

Boat rentals and boat trips
Steiner Hermann - Mattsee
Boat hire, sailing and surf school Steiner Hermann Seestraße 23 - 5163 Mattsee T +43 6217 5432 - E-Mail - Website

Fritz Canoe-Tours - Mattsee
Canoe hire, canoe rides, Qi-Qong Greti Brandstätter Seestraße 23 - 5163 Mattsee T +43 6217 6829 - E-Mail

Haselberger family - Seeleiten (Mattsee)
Boat hire / countryside bathing resort: Sailing, rowing, electric, pedal boats Haselberger family Seeleiten 1 - 5163 Mattsee T +43 6217 5361

Angling
Fishing tickets
Josef Stockinger Stein 6 5221 Lochen T +43 6217 7379	Fischinger Hermann Anzing 5 5163 Mattsee T +43 6217 7014


Key data
Expanse	360 hectares
Wide	1500 m
Length	4200 km
Deepness	42 m
Height above sea level	503 m
Capacity	61,4 Mio. m²

»	In prehistoric times the three Trumer lakes were all one and findings show that a shipping route was used on the lake.
»	The Mattsee has been known as the Niedertumer lake, although the original one lake was called Urmattsee.
»	According to an old legend there is a spot on the lake, where, on clear days and with water smooth as a mirror, fishermen have sworn that they have seen the outline of a sunken town several times.

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