Padersee

The Pader is a left tributary of the Lippe in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany.With a length of about four kilometers, the Pader is the shortest river of this size in Germany. The Pader has an average water flow of more than 4 m³/s and is therefore many times larger at the mouth of the Lippe than this, which is only a few kilometers away in Bad Lippspringe. The Pader flows along its entire length in the urban area of the East Westphalian city of Paderborn, for which it is therefore named: The name Paderborn is probably made up of Pader and Born, an earlier name for a spring.

Used by many as a local recreation destination. A nice café invites you to take a break and walks to the fish ponds or Neuhaus Castle can be undertaken.

Very nice recreation area. There are numerous ways and opportunities to enjoy the view of the lake.