Important Notice: Attention drivers, please be aware that there is a weight restriction of 3 tons in place. The access route from Bubach/Naabeck includes a narrow bridge that is approximately 2.20m wide. This bridge may not be suitable for vehicles with long wheelbases and low ground clearance. Alternatively, you can reach the destination by taking a tar road from Bubach or Dachelhofen. Please note that this road is not frequently used as it is a side street. In the vicinity, there is a barrage which produces some noise, but it is not significant. Please do not be alarmed by the presence of large halls as they were formerly part of a coal power plant that is no longer in operation. For anglers, this location is conveniently situated near the Naab river. Visitors with large campers will not encounter any issues as long as camping behavior is respectful and limited. Lastly, if you are in the mood for a meal and some good beer, you can visit Naabeck where they offer Naabecker beer.
Kevin Werner disagrees with the statement. He claims that sinking only occurs when it is very wet or after heavy rain. There used to be a coal power plant nearby, but it has not been active for about 20 years. If one visits during the summer, there should be no issues.
I couldn't find a parking spot, so I had to reverse and leave.