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You can also ride the gravel path closer to the lake

Beautiful bike path!

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Very nice cycle path and fast connection between Halle and Leipzig.

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cycle path good but very busy

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Early on Sunday mornings, you can quietly ride your racing bike here. Later, when the weather is nice, it gets as crowded as the Autobahn.

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Good to drive

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Another beautiful view of the Schönburg.

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Great route for cycling

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Super Asphalt

If anyone is wondering where the pumpkins come from. A wonderful sight. 😍

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The pumpkin field is a colorful eye-catcher

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It rolls very well here.

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The landscape slowly begins to look more natural – including wine growing

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Super nice cycle path with a view of the Neue Luppe

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Mouth of the Kleine Luppe

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The Neue Luppe, created between 1934 and 1938[5], branches off from the Elster Basin, a river basin created between 1908 and 1927[5] for flood protection, which was completed a decade earlier, and flows in large curves almost parallel to the natural riverbed of the White Elster. It flanks the Auensee to the south of the Wahren district and immediately afterwards takes in the Nahle, another branch from the Elster Basin. On its way through the Elster-Luppe-Aue, the Bauerngraben near Lützschena-Stahmeln and then the Alte Luppe northeast of the Domholzschänke also flow into the Neue Luppe on the left. It then leaves the Leipzig urban area and flows from here through the Schkeuditzer Flur. About two kilometers before its confluence with the Weiße Elster near Rübsen, the Luppe branches off from the Neue Luppe on the left, but is no longer fed by it.[3] Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neue_Luppe

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Name The name Elster has nothing to do with the bird. Its basic form Al-astra or Al-istra belongs to the Indo-European el-/ol- for flow, stream with the Germanic ending -str. River names that go back to the same basic form can be found all over Europe (for example Alster).[6] In Slavic, "Alstrawa" means the rushing one.[7] Until the 17th century, the name Schwarze Elster was used for the Schwarzbach, which flows into the Weiße Elster in Adorf/Vogtl., from which the Weiße Elster differed with its lighter, turbid water, which may have led to the name Weiße Elster.[8] The water of the Schwarzbach contains iron and is therefore darker. The name should not be confused with the Schwarze Elster, a right tributary of the Elbe that rises in Lusatia; the Weiße Elster does not come into contact with it. In the upper reaches of the river, the Elster Mountains were named after the White Elster. They extend over areas of the Saxon and Bohemian Vogtland. The Elster glaciation, the oldest glaciation of the current ice age, which led to large-scale glaciation in northern Germany, was also named after the White Elster. Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wei%C3%9Fe_Elster

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The White Elster (Czech: Bílý Halštrov) is a 257-kilometer[3] long right tributary of the Saale, of which the share in Germany is 245.4 kilometers. It rises in the Czech Republic in the Elster Mountains east of Aš (Asch), about one kilometer as the crow flies from the German-Czech border (west of the border stone 5/18)[4] near Bärendorf, not far from the village of Výhledy (Steingrün). It flows through the cities of Plauen, Gera and Leipzig and flows into the Saale in the south of the Halle district of Silberhöhe. The White Elster was voted "River Landscape of the Year 2020/2021" by the German Anglers' Association and the Friends of Nature in Germany.[5] Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wei%C3%9Fe_Elster

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Facts & figures Year of construction: 1650 - 1750 Architectural style: Baroque Special features: Hall church with high mirror vault and uniform furnishings from the time of construction. Patronage boxes and family crypt of the von Bose family Opening times summer: Mon-Fri 7.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. or by telephone arrangement Opening times winter: Mon-Fri 7.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m. or by telephone arrangement

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The circular route around the Geiseltaalsee is quite elevated on the north bank. This gives you a wonderful view of the water. The path is asphalted and is very easy to drive on.

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