Pullinger Weiher (Großer Pullinger See)

The Pullinger Weiher are a small group of gravel-extraction lakes between the villages of Pulling and Achering in Freising district, about 30 kilometres north of Munich and immediately adjacent to Munich Airport (MUC). The Große Pullinger See is the main lake; its officially designated FKK area sits on a small peninsula on the eastern bank, separated from the main textile beach by convention and short walking distance.

Distinctive feature: the airport. Munich Airport's runway 26L sits less than two kilometres south of the lake, and aircraft on final approach pass directly overhead at low altitude. For plane enthusiasts this is the lake's defining draw; for everyone else it's the lake's defining downside — aircraft noise is real and constant during operating hours. The northern lake is most affected; the FKK area on the southern lake gets some noise but less than the northern.

The FKK area itself is compact and low-key. A maintained grass lawn directly behind the peninsula beach offers space for sunbathing, with no formal facilities beyond what the broader lake area provides. Toilets are at the main parking lot; food and drink need to be brought in. Pullinger Weiher's role is the small neighbourhood FKK lake for the Freising district plus the Munich Airport area workforce, rather than a destination spot in the Wannsee or Feringasee tier.

Public transport is good for Germany standards: S-Bahn S1 from central Munich to Pulling station (about 35 minutes), then a 15-minute walk to the lake. The connection makes it a viable after-work spot for Munich Airport workers and Freising locals.