ツェル（モーゼル）の湖・トップ20

many Nile geese on the banks of the Moselle

Cycle path along the Moselle.

The Egyptian goose (Alopochen aegyptiaca) is the only extant representative of its genus and is now mostly classified as a parti-geese. It is of African origin and lives in inland lakes and rivers rich in food. It is considered the most common Afrotropical duck.[1] In recent decades, the Egyptian goose has spread along the Rhine in Central Europe, starting with escapees from captivity, mainly from the Netherlands, and is also found in urban parks, bathing lakes and other places frequently frequented by people (Wikipedia).

The pond is very pretty and the grounds are well maintained, but there is not much life to be found apart from a water lily and smaller aquatic plants...

The hike to the Collis Tower through the Zeller Schwarze Katz cultivation area is only recommended for hikers with good stamina and endurance.

Here you can listen to the frogs while taking a break and also watch them if you stay quiet.🐸

In the immediate vicinity of the pond there is a set of seating that is ideal for a short break.

Beautiful view of the Moselle and great paths through the vineyards