Großer Goitzschesee

The Goitzschesee is the largest lake in a lake district, which originated from the former lignite mine Goitzsche in the Bitterfelder lignite mining area.
 In 1998, the flooding of the former opencast mining area was started with the discharge of Muldewasser and terminated prematurely after the 2002 trough.

Great view over the great Goitsche See (including sailboats and surfers).

The large Lake Goitzsche is always worth a visit, walking, cycling, swimming, interesting facts about industry and mining, culinary ... The offer is quite diverse.

Always nice to be here, what has become of the former open pit.

It is not without reason that the lake is also called the Bitterfeld Sea.

A paradise for cyclists. My tip for people from Halle: park in Holzweißig and cycle from there.

Incredibly beautiful, great bike path

Great what can arise from a few open pit holes.

the north and west sides in particular offer opportunities for water sports, swimming, refreshments and accommodation

Lots of new things are being created everywhere at Goitzsche.
Nice bike paths and swimming opportunities.
Former opencast mine.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fer_Goitzschesee

Beautiful lake with several swimming opportunities