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Goldbergsee, a 145-hectare reservoir, was originally created as a flood control basin. Today, it is one of the most popular recreational areas in Coburg. The lake was created at the end of 2010. Since then, it has become a popular destination for day trips. The idyllic surroundings offer beautiful views of the majestic Callenberg Castle, which overlooks the lake, and the Glender Wiesen bird sanctuary.

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From the platform, you can observe a wide variety of birds and identify them using the information panels. However, the identification panels are quite faded and should be replaced.

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The Glender Wiesen Bird Sanctuary nature reserve has existed since 1989. It is one of the few remaining large-scale wetland areas in Upper Franconia. With the construction of the Goldbergsee to protect the city of Coburg from flooding, large areas of the nature reserve were flooded in 2010. In addition to the biotope lake in the nature reserve, the Grundsee lake was created south of the railway line. New habitats, particularly for waders and waterfowl, have been able to develop since then. The northern part of the Grundsee, like the nature reserve, is also an EU bird sanctuary.

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Beautiful path along the Goldbergsee.

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The road is passable in all weather conditions. Unfortunately, it is very dusty in dry weather.

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Magnificent view of the lake

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The path around the Goldbergsee can be enjoyed at any time of year. Many water birds can be observed, part of the path leads through the forest, the rest along the lake. If you prefer peace and quiet, you should come during the week, as it can get crowded at the weekend.

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The nature and bird sanctuary at Goldbergsee can be viewed beautifully from the viewing platform. Great view of the lake.

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It also has supra-regional importance for the nationwide and cross-border biotope network. The newly created water areas of the Goldbergsee complement the diversity of habitats. Many rare animal and plant species that have even disappeared elsewhere can be observed here. Source: https://www.naturerlebnis.bayern.de/vergleich_bayernentdecker/47_ofr_goldbergsee.htm

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The nature reserve “Bird Sanctuary Glender Wiesen” has existed since 1989. It is one of the few large wet meadow areas still existing in Upper Franconia. With the construction of the Goldbergsee to expose the city of Coburg to floods, large areas of the nature reserve were flooded in 2010. In addition to the biotope lake in the nature reserve was created south of the Grundsee railway line. New habitats, especially for waders and water birds, have been able to develop since then. The northern part of the Grundsee, like the nature reserve, is also an EU bird sanctuary. The Glender Wiesen area is now one of the most important meadow breeding areas in Upper Franconia. Source: https://www.naturerlebnis.bayern.de/vergleich_bayernentdecker/47_ofr_goldbergsee.htm

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At the bird observation tower there are two informative boards about the bird species found here and the Glender meadows. The latter is a protected area of national importance. Informative and definitely worth reading.

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Relaxed driving with a view of the lake is possible here. One should not miss visiting the bird watching tower.

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Beautiful gravel road right on the lake

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The path leads directly along the Goldbergsee

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Nice to soak up the sun and 🌭🍕🍻🍸

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It's a shame that you have to make a fairground out of a piece of nature.

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If possible during the week, because meanwhile the weekend is very busy.

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The Goldbergsee on the edge of the Coburg districts of Neuses and Beiersdorf is a 145-hectare reservoir that was designed as a flood retention basin and is included in the overall flood protection concept for Coburg and the Itzgrund. Preliminary work began in 2003, construction started in 2006. The damming followed from the end of 2010.

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Beautiful natural lake with a pleasant circular hiking trail equipped with many information boards which creatures are native here.

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Nice way to walk around. Also suitable for swimming, by the way.

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