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The Affoldern Reservoir (Affoldern Lake) in Hesse is a reservoir of approximately 165 hectares, created in 1929 and expanded in 1972 near Edertal. It serves as the lower reservoir for the Waldeck pumped-storage power plants, for flood control, and as a nature reserve rich in fish. The lake is known for its large waterfowl population, opportunities for fishing (salmonids), and the adjacent cycle path. Wikipedia +4 Key Facts and Features: Location: Below the Eder Dam, in the Kellerwald-Edersee National Park, near the village of Affoldern. Function: Primarily the lower reservoir for the Waldeck I and II pumped-storage power plants, which can cause water level fluctuations of up to 3 meters. It also serves as flood control for the Eder, Fulda, and Weser rivers. Nature Conservation: The lake is a designated nature reserve and bird sanctuary (FFH area). It is an important resting and wintering area for waterfowl. Leisure: Fishing: A well-known fishing spot, especially for brown and rainbow trout, but also pike, zander, and eel. The fishing season usually runs from April to mid-October. Boating: Boats are permitted on the northern part of the lake from March 16th to October 15th. Cycling/Hiking: A popular cycle path runs along the lake. Camping: A campsite is located directly on the lake. Special feature: As the lake is an important breeding and resting area, some areas are protected as quiet zones. Wikipedia +5 Affoldern Lake thus offers a combination of industrial energy use, flood control, and nature-based recreation, directly adjacent to the national park.

Mushroom group as a resting place

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The Korbach-Affoldern railway line was primarily built to transport construction materials for the dam. Now, the longest section has been converted into a cycle and hiking path.

The Eder Railway Cycle Path runs from Buhlen near Affoldern to Korbach and vice versa. It's completely paved, with no significant incline. Former station buildings, bridges, and tunnels bear witness to and bear witness to the—sadly—long-gone railway era.