ランゲンフェルト（ラインランド）の湖・トップ20

Unterbacher See is a local recreation area for people from the surrounding towns. Great area!

This corner is really beautiful and I enjoyed driving here.

A wonderful lake with a lot of offers

The barrier - the barrier structure The dam in the south of Solingen is one of the oldest drinking water dams in Germany. In 1903 it was inaugurated. In the meantime, she supplies all parts of the blade city with the increasingly valuable liquid. The mighty quarry stone dam (43 meters high above the foundation level, 178 meters long) can hold around three million cubic meters of water. (Source https://www.tetti.de/SOLINGEN/SENGBACHTALSPERRE/index.html)

I always enjoy driving around the Elbsee and Unterbachersee

Always worth a nice circumnavigation. Sundays only when it rains, otherwise too crowded.

The Unterbacher See is a quarry lake created by dredging. It is 83.6 hectares in size and up to 13.4 m deep. Like many quarry lakes, it has no inflows or outflows, but is fed exclusively by groundwater[2]. The Unterbacher See/Eller Forst nature reserve, which consists mostly of sparse forest, lies around the lake. There are numerous hiking and cycling trails within this forest. In the lake itself there are four islands designated as bird sanctuaries. The body of water is connected to the spawning pond and the adjacent Eselsbach by a ditch. It was created by dredging for gravel and sand extraction between 1926 and 1973. During the Second World War, a dummy airfield of the German Air Force was located here to deceive Allied bombers. The lake is an important local recreation area for the greater Düsseldorf area. (Source Wikipedia)

I drove by for the first time today. I recommend it to everyone who likes to spend their free time at lakes. If the weather is too nice, I can imagine it being totally overcrowded in some corners.