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A significant increase in the recreational value of Lake Salzgitter.

Very nice complex with a bistro and large beach.

Just lie down on the grass and watch.

Salzgittersee is a leisure and recreation area in the city of Salzgitter. In addition to swimming on the more than 1 km long sandy beaches on both the east and west shores, it's also possible to dive, snorkel, sail, row, or surf. There are around ten water sports clubs on Salzgittersee. Canoes, kayaks, and all related equipment are available for rent directly on the lake. The use of boat motors is prohibited.

The first ideas for creating a recreational area in the lowlands of the small rivers Fuhse and Flote (also Flothe, a tributary of the Fuhse) date back to the mid-1930s, but it wasn't until 1958 that the first concrete plans were drawn up, and surveying work in the Fuhse Valley began in 1959. To finance the project, Steine und Erden GmbH (later FELS-Werke, a company of the then Salzgitter AG) was entrusted with the commercial exploitation of the gravel deposits in the future lake area. A gravel and concrete plant were built on the west side of the lake to process the dredged gravel. Gravel extraction, which ultimately continued only on the northern shore, was finally discontinued in 1976.

The Salzgittersee is a 2.1 km long and 0.8 km wide lake located west of the Salzgitter district of Lebenstedt, Lower Saxony. The 75-hectare artificial lake contains a 25-hectare island, accessible via a bridge.

Is still closed at the moment

Beautiful corner by the lake😊🌞