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Unfortunately, there is no path that goes all the way around the lake.

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🏗️🚢 The visitor platform at the Wedtlenstedt lock in the municipality of Vechelde (Lower Saxony) was set up as part of the ongoing replacement construction of the lock on the Salzgitter Branch Canal (SKS) to give interested parties an insight into this major project. The Wedtlenstedt lock is being modernized to make the Salzgitter Branch Canal navigable for modern, larger cargo ships (large motor cargo vessels) with a draft of 2.80 m.

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From here you can easily observe and photograph the ships 👍

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A very large new lock is being built here.

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Free parking on the western shore of Lake Salzgitter

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Salzgitter [zalt͡sˈɡɪtɐ] is a large city in the northern Harz foothills, in the southeast of the state of Lower Saxony. The independent city is the headquarters of Salzgitter AG and, together with the cities of Braunschweig and Wolfsburg, forms a regiopol region and one of the nine major centers in the state. It is part of the Hanover-Brunswick-Göttingen-Wolfsburg metropolitan region. Salzgitter has existed in its current form since 1942 and was one of the few new cities founded in Germany in the first half of the 20th century.

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Small pond with reed belt on one side.

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The spherical water tower is one of the most striking monuments of the industrial trail on the site of the former Ilsede steelworks.

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A very beautifully landscaped lake with wide paths all around it, which is connected to a park-like area. There are many ways to relax at the lake or to do some sport on the lake. A "beach bar" also provides a Caribbean flair, and there are also other restaurants. There is also a great children's playground. The only thing that is a bit annoying is the many geese on the beach 🏖️!

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The trail along the shore is really fun.

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Here you can let off some steam.

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interesting building on the branch canal

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beautiful lake with a great circular trail

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With a length of 325 kilometres, the Mittelland Canal is the longest artificial waterway in Germany.

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Tricky pump tracks in the middle of the forest, behind the pilgrimage chapel

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Long and flowing trail, in some places ploughed by harvesters.

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My old home

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Haverlahwiese opencast mine: Iron ore was mined from 1937 to 1967 by Reichswerke and Salzgitter AG. Incredibly, it was once the largest iron ore mine in Germany and, at times, in Europe.

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a dream trail on the edge of the Münstedter Holz forest

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great trail in Gräwig

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