솔텐디크‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪13‬개의 호수

Bodenteich does not have a barrage in the classic sense, such as those found in river dams or waterways. Bodenteich is a town located on a dam (Bad Bodenteich Parksee) fed by the Stederau River. The Stederau widens there to form the Parksee. Explanation: Barrage: Barrages are artificial differences in river elevation created by dams or barriers. They are often used for energy generation or shipping. Bodenteich: Bodenteich is a municipality in Lower Saxony located on a dam (Parksee). The Parksee is fed by the Stederau River. Stederau: The Stederau is a river that widens in Bodenteich to form the Parksee. The Parksee is therefore not a barrage basin in the classic sense, but a natural extension of the river. In summary: Bodenteich is a place at a dam fed by a river and not a barrage in the sense of river dams

In the south of the Bad Bodenteich area, the floodplain expands into the park lake. The water level of the park lake is regulated by the weir. Looks pretty nice and the floodplain continues to trickle over the barrage towards Wieren.

Here you can endure it longer

Very nice view of the lake

Several bridges can be crossed over the long lake, so that you can easily adjust the length of the route to your physical condition.

Great tour through the fields All solid roads without gravel Little traffic Well planned

A pond was formed here by a small barrage. Nice advice place to look or you drive a few meters further to the observation tower.

A pretty lake (or there are actually three small lakes that are one behind the other). There is a circular path for pedestrians and cyclists that leads around the lakes. You can go pedal boating here or make yourself comfortable on one of the benches or the extensive meadows that are at the lake. On the front lake (seen from the center of the village) there is a water fountain. The three lakes are fed by the stream Aue (in other areas the stream is called Stederau). From the confluence of the Stederau and Gerdau brooks, shortly before Uelzen, the river Ilmenau arises, which flows through the cities of Uelzen, Lüneburg and Winsen / Luhe and flows into the Elbe.