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Döllnitzsee between Mahlis, Reckwitz and Wermsdorf. Beautiful spot with a great cycle path and the dam wall as well as many benches all around to take a break and unwind.

Not entirely beginner-friendly skating route, as the asphalt bike path has many cracks and waves caused by the roots of the adjacent trees.

paved path with several seating options

the narrow-gauge railway used to run here before the lake was dammed

The dam wall is an ideal place to take a break not far from Wermsdorf. The water exudes a feeling of calm and relaxation.

The concrete overflow is impressive. You can see a lot of birds here.

With a water surface of 86.7 ha and a water volume of 2.2 million cubic meters, the Döllnitzsee is one of the largest fish ponds in Saxony. The original construction dates from 1850, it was rebuilt between 1981 and 1984 including the pre-dam. It had to be built by the operator of the open-cast mine as a replacement lake for the Elster reservoir that had been lost from the open-cast lignite mine. The small river "Döllnitz" that rises in the small town of Querbitzsch and the "Saubach" served as damming. You can walk right on the dam.

The Döllnitzsee dam (also Wermsdorf or Laubethal dam) is a dam in Saxony that was built in 1850 southwest of Wermsdorf and reconstructed in 1981–1983. It is part of the Wermsdorf Lakes. The dam and its two pre-dams, the Horstsee (72 ha) and the Göttwitzsee (80 ha), are used for service water supply, flood protection, fishing and recreation. The barrier structure of the Döllnitzsee dam and the pre-dams are earth dams. The dammed waters are the Döllnitz and the Saubach. The reservoir is located on the watershed between the Elbe and Mulde. Therefore, the water from the Horstsee not only flows to the Döllnitz and the Elbe, but also to the Mulde through the Mutzschen water. See https://www.seen.de/talsperre-doellnitzsee/