Wolfsgrubener See lake covers an area of about 3.5 ha and is located at 1,180 m above sea level. It is a natural lake that was historically dammed and is nestled in the middle of a large forested area.

With a maximum depth of around 3.5 m, the lake has a relatively small catchment area and is popular in summer for swimming, as surface water temperatures can reach 24–26 °C.

The lake is home to carp, tench, roach, pike, perch, and eel. Fishing is also possible at the nearby “Gasterer See” Lake.

Information for anglers: Local fishermen need the “Patentino,” while foreign anglers must obtain a license with a stamp (€16) from the Bozen Hunting and Fishing Office. Day permits for Wolfsgrubener See lake can be conveniently purchased via the Hooking App.