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The Stollberg Dam (also called the Querenbach Dam or Querenbach Dam) was built between 1949 and 1954 in the Ore Mountains near Stollberg. The Querenbach Dam supplies Stollberg in Saxony and its surroundings with drinking water and provides flood protection. The water is extracted via a so-called extraction tower in the reservoir.

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The Stollberg dam dams the water of the Querenbach and is therefore often referred to as the "Querenbach dam". The reservoir, built between 1949 and 1954, went into operation in 1954 and will therefore celebrate its 70th birthday in 2024. The catchment area of the dam, which contains extraordinarily clear water with visibility often reaching the bottom at a depth of 15 meters, is located in a sparsely populated forest area. The total catchment area covers 5.29 square kilometers and the average annual inflow is 2.18 million cubic meters. The reservoir has a total storage capacity of 1.129 million cubic meters and the capacity for raw water discharge is 0.97 million cubic meters per year. The water is used to supply drinking water to Stollberg and the neighboring communities. ... (https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.blick.de/erzgebirge/querenbachtalsperre-im-erzgebirge-ist-seit-70-jahren-in-betrieb-amp13566094)

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Everything looks very idyllic.

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Perfect for swimming, relaxing and enjoying the view of the lake

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You can go swimming here when the weather is nice.

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The pond always invites you to take a trip and I enjoy being there. All Seasons

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You have to go all around, the play of colors is unique

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The reservoir was created 600 years ago as a water reservoir for mining and is therefore the oldest reservoir in the Ore Mountains with very good water quality. On both banks of the bathing lake there is an extensive sandy beach with a well-kept lawn. The Greifenbach reservoir is one of the oldest dams in Germany. After the Ehrenfriedersdorf Röhrgraben was created around 1380 to supply the tin mines in Ehrenfriedersdorf with water from the Greifenbach, the stream was probably dammed for the first time in 1396. In 1404 the Great Geyer Pond or Upper Geyer Protection Pond was expanded so that in the 15th century it had a capacity of 60,000 m³ of water. Below the old road from Geyer to Jahnsbach there were other ponds on the Greifenbach, the Upper and Lower Ratsteich, some of which are still preserved. On the banks of the Greifenbach reservoir there was first a poison hut, later a dynamite factory. After the dam was raised in 1942, the storage capacity increased to 534,000 m³. In 1968, the reservoir was enlarged to 634,000 m³ and has been used for local recreation ever since. The dam was repaired in 1948, 1976/77 and from 2010 to 2012. The barrier structure is an earthen dam. The dammed water is the Red Water, which leaves the reservoir under the name Greifenbach.

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