New barrier -free access to the Abtsdorfer See: a win for everyone!

New barrier -free access to the Abtsdorfer See: a win for everyone!

Finally the time has come: the construction work for an obstacle -free access to the idyllic Abtsdorfer See have been completed. This gratifying news was announced today on July 2, 2025. The new access is located below the toilets on the lawn and promises to clearly facilitate access to the lake for all visitors. This not only offers people with impairments a valuable improvement, but also families with strollers or older people are now a lot easier access to the lake.

A well -developed ramp makes it possible to easily get down to the water. To ensure additional security, metal and wooden railings were installed. A newly created gravel path leads comfortably from the parking lot and kiosk via the lawn directly to the sea access. The construction work was carried out from the point of view not to take over excessive use of nature, which many nature lovers should be happy.

a step towards accessibility

The construction of this barrier -free infrastructure is a step in the right direction. The goal is that people with different disabilities can take part in places such as Lake Abtsdorfer and enjoy relaxation there. The concept of [Aktion Mensch] (https://www.aktion-mensch.de/ Inclusion/barrier-Freiheit) describes accessibility as the design of places so that they are accessible without outside help. In practice, this means that in addition to spatial accessibility, communicative and technical barriers should also be reduced.

Especially in communities such as ours, there is a great value on inclusion. It is important that not only the general accessibility to buildings and streets, but also to leisure activities such as the Abtsdorfer See is guaranteed. It becomes clear here that it is not just a building, but a social concern that includes all citizens.

sustainability in focus

particularly highlighted is the focus on sustainability, which has played an important role in these construction work. The minimal interventions in nature that were carried out during the construction show that one also takes care of the preservation of the area in the Berchtesgadener Land. This balance between the creation of new, barrier -free access and the protection of natural resources is crucial for future -oriented development.