Dingelsdorf – Klausenhorn
From the Klausenhorn campsite at Dingelsdorf you swim about 150 m over very shallow water to red-and-white barrels (white canisters in winter), where a sloping scree begins. At 24–30 m, depending on water level, it turns into a wall that drops in steps to almost 100 m. Further right of the entry a stepped slope goes to about 70 m, followed by a sheer wall to about 110 m.
Facts
- Region: Germany – Lake Constance & Bavarian Alpine Lakes
- Area: Lake Constance (Bodensee)
- Depth: 0–110 m
- Level: advanced
- Current: low
- Type: wall
- Coordinates: 47.748, 9.1455 (approximate)
- Highlights: sloping scree turning into wall at 24–30 m, stepped wall to almost 100 m, wall to ~110 m further right
- Permit: No individual permit, but the Lake Constance Shipping Regulation applies: set up the 'A' flag at the entry and keep clear of harbour entrances, passenger landing stages and fairways (100 m). Check current terms.
- Tips: Park at the Klausenhorn campsite (day ticket about €5; toilets at the campsite). From the entrance walk about 120 m past the football pitch, turn left and continue about 150 m to the benches by the lake.