잘츠코텐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 자전거 공원

it is the Lippesee. I think everything has already been said about this

In Pisa the tower is photographed, on the Lippesee the dam wall

Beautiful lake, makes you want to cycle around it

Lake Lippe is a local recreation area where there are a variety of water sports and leisure opportunities such as sailing, surfing, pedal boating and fishing. There is a small beach at the kiosk on the north bank. There is also a barbecue area, a children's playground, sunbathing areas, a mountain bike course, a skate park and a mini golf course. Water skiing opportunities can be found in the adjacent Nesthauser See. Lake Lippe is completely surrounded by mostly asphalted paths on which cycling and running are possible all year round. If the snow conditions are suitable, the Lippesee circuit is also suitable as a cross-country ski trail. Water sports are possible on Lake Lippe. There are two sailing clubs on the lake, the Paderborn Yacht Club e.V. and the Segler-Verein Paderborn e.V., as well as a commercial sailing school. In addition to its use as a local recreation area, the lake also produces high-quality gravel, which was deposited in layers up to 20 m thick during the last ice age at the transition from the Westphalian Bay to the Paderborn plateau, especially in the area of Lake Lippe. These river deposits come mainly from the Alme and the Beke, which flow into the Lippe above the Lippesee.

After 2 years of naturalization of the Lippe behind the B 64, the banks are partially accessible again. The path in the direction of "Gut Lippesee" can even be cycled from the bridge.

The Lippesee, officially the Sander-Lippe dam, near Sande, a district of Paderborn in North Rhine-Westphalia, is a reservoir of the Lippe tributary Thune in the immediate vicinity of the Lippe. The weir has a height of 5 m and a length of 66.5 m, and the reservoir has a capacity of 7 million m³. The lake became operational in 1986. There is a footpath around Lippesee, which is 7.1 kilometers long.

It used to be quite good to drive. But like in many other places in the area there are now thick tree trunks on the way. For pedestrians / hikers, an extra recess was made in the tree trunks so that you can get over it more easily. Cyclists, however, have to dismount and carry the trestle over it.

Really nice there, and great to drive too. In addition, pure nature. What more could you want on a MTB tour!