フェルラッハーシュトーゼでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

この漁場の最上部は実際にはまだ流れの区間と呼ぶことができ、徐々に堰の根元が穏やかな流れの区間に移行します。堰の下部では、川は高い堤防に囲まれ、ここでは500メートル以上の幅があり、流れは非常に弱いです。 アシが生い茂る浅瀬は、魚に理想的な産卵場所を提供します。ウェラーズドルフ湾は保護区であり、そのため6月16日以降でなければ釣りをすることはできません。白身魚が優勢で、コイやテンチが多く釣れます。タイメンは上部で時折釣れます。捕食者には、パーチ、パイク、ナマズがいます。ここにいない在来種はほとんどなく、驚きは常に可能です。

beautiful cycle and footpath (R7G), far from the road

When planning a tour or on tour, the following telephone number is helpful: 04227 2370

The lake, which is on average 6 metres deep and at most 10 metres deep, is fed exclusively by groundwater. It was created in 1976 in connection with the damming of the Drava to form the Ferlach Reservoir, which was created when the Ferlach-Maria Rain run-of-river power plant was built. It is separated from the Drava on the north side by the reservoir dam, and the lake's only surface outflow flows into the Little Drava.

The power plant dams the Drava for ten kilometers up to the upstream Feistritz/Ludmannsdorf power plant, thus forming the Ferlach reservoir.

Once you have completed the challenging section, you will be rewarded with a fantastic view of the Drava.

Very narrow, drive carefully

The Ferlach reservoir is the backwater of the Drau by the Ferlach-Maria Rain run-of-river power plant. It extends above the Feistritz-Ludmannsdorf power plant with the Feistritz reservoir. While the Ferlach reservoir is bordered on the north side by the slopes of the Sattnitz, on the south side it is partly higher than the immediate surroundings and is bordered there by a dyke. The waters that the dyke cuts off from the Drau are collected by the Little Drau, which runs along the foot of the dyke on the south side and flows into the Drau below the power plant.