쉬운 헤링겐/헬메 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

Definitely worth seeing

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You can park there for free

One of the best cafes I've ever been to. The tea was delicious, the atmosphere and ambiance were excellent, and the price/performance ratio was excellent.

great cycle path to Badra, great landscape with great views

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The Kelbra Reservoir is located on the Helme River behind the Kelbra Dam at the northwest foot of the Kyffhäuser Mountains. It extends through the Goldene Aue (Golden Meadows), predominantly in the Mansfeld-Südharz district of Saxony-Anhalt. Small reservoir sections in the southwest and south, located on the border between the Kyffhäuser district and the Nordhausen district, are located in Thuringia. Initially, only a green – i.e., normally dry – flood retention basin was planned for the reservoir. However, a main dam was then built to create a permanent reservoir, and a secondary dam to maintain a basin that would absorb the masses of the Helme River system in the event of flooding. Thus, there are now two adjacent basins, the lower of which, when permanently impounded – i.e., a permanent reservoir – has 12.3 million m³[1] of storage capacity and approximately 6 km²[2] of surface area at a lake level of 155.25 m above sea level. It has a maximum depth of 5.5 m[1] and a length of 3.8 km[3]. The upper basin, which lies west to northwest above the secondary dam and borders the western and northwestern banks as arable land and pasture, is only dammed in the event of flooding. Together, both basins have a storage capacity of 35.6 million m³, of which 23 million m³[1] serve as flood protection. After the test damming, which lasted until 1969[2], the dam was officially put into operation. The reservoir, which is largely used for tourism, offers sailing and windsurfing opportunities, a textile and nudist beach, a campsite, boat rentals, a water slide, and various restaurants and other facilities near the reservoir. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talsperre_Kelbra

The Kelbra Dam was built together with the retention basin located just upstream (behind the L2079 road). Together, they serve to protect against flooding, while the reservoir is used solely for irrigation, fishing, and recreation. Since 1978, the lake and retention basin have formed the Ramsar Protected Area 176, Helmestausee Berga-Kelbra, covering 14.53 km². It overlaps in the southwest with the combined Natura 2000 area Kyffhäuser – Badraer Schweiz – Solwiesen (ID 4632-302). The reservoir and flood retention basin are jointly and cooperatively managed by the Thuringian Long-Distance Water Supply and the Dam Authority of Saxony-Anhalt. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talsperre_Kelbra