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Stoteler Seeは、1971年にBAB A 27高速道路の建設中に造られました。かつての砂利採取場は、時を経て、郡全体のレクリエーションを求める人々にとって魅力的な目的地となりました。湖はTorfmoorとGeestの境界線上に正確に位置し、長さ1キロメートル、面積30ヘクタール、水深は最大14.5メートルです。南向きに整備された長さ400メートルの砂浜は、DLRGによって監視されており、湖の南岸に位置しています。その上には、水浴場としての衛生設備もあります。南側では、「Stoteler Moor」とKönigsmoor」の自然保護区が湖に隣接しています。また、南部地域では湿地の再湿化が行われています。これにより、この地域には湿地に典型的な植物や動物種が再定着することになります。参照：https://www.apps.nlga.niedersachsen.de/batlas/?2517_01

Such a natural body of water is rare these days. A gem!

A natural lake in a nature reserve The Silbersee is located about 2 km south of the town of Wehdel in the municipality of Schiffdorf, Cuxhaven district, in the middle of a nature reserve. Approximately 2.0 hectares of the 6.5 hectare natural lake, with a depth of 8.00 m, are open for swimming. The facility has become a popular destination not only for nature lovers, but also for bathers who can relax and have lots of fun. A sandy beach to the north-west of the lake with a large sunbathing area, playground, football pitch, beach volleyball court, mini golf course and a bathing island invite you to linger. A spacious parking lot is available for those looking for relaxation. The Café Silbersee is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. A barrier-free shower and toilets are available from May to October. Access to the lake is only partially barrier-free.

Here you come directly to the water and have a great view of the lake

Very quiet in winter, only recommended for a break!

The lake was named after the nearby town of Stotel and was created during the construction of the federal highway 27 to the west. It is approximately 1 km long in a west-east direction, 30 hectares in size and up to 14.5 m deep.[1] The surrounding area is characterized by the Geest in the north and the Stoteler Moor in the south. Excess water resulting from precipitation is drained through the Hahnenknoop-Hetthorn Moor Canal into an oxbow river of the Lune. Bathing operations are monitored by the DLRG local group in Hagen, for which a surveillance station is available.[3] There are also fishing areas, RV parking and a hotel with a restaurant. The lake is also the starting point of its own hiking trail.[4] A local recreation area in the south of the lake was developed in terms of infrastructure, but was not built on and completed due to the boggy subsoil. As part of the construction of the Weser tunnel and federal highway 437, the lake was to be partially designated as a nature reserve and a second lake was to be created to the north, but this was rejected for the construction of the Loxpark industrial area (source: Wikipedia).

The Stoteler See is an artificial swimming and leisure lake in the municipality of Loxstedt in Lower Saxony. It lies within the “Pond Bat Waters” nature reserve (source: Wikipedia).

Stoteler See has so many beautiful corners. I am particularly fascinated by the riverside paths parallel to the main path with small bays that invite you to sunbathe in the summer or have a picnic. Hidden and covered with reeds, partly very beautiful and not obviously visible.