11의 베르벨리너 호수가지 명소 & 주요 장소

It's a great ride. 👌🏼

Asphalted circular path unfortunately with many root damages

Nature reserve…swimming in the lake is prohibited

The Werbeliner See nature reserve is a beautiful destination. Here you can relax, unwind, and enjoy some wonderful nature observation. !BUT BE CAREFUL - THE LAKE IS NOT A SWIMMING LAKE! To protect the biodiversity that has developed here, leaving the paths and therefore swimming is prohibited in the 1,500-hectare reserve. The nearby Schladitzer See is a good alternative for anyone looking for a place for water-based recreational activities. The area is one of the largest and most important nature reserves in Saxony. Special species such as wolves, sea eagles, otters, beavers, and, above all, a nationally outstanding bird population have settled here. Over 500 animal and over 270 plant species have been recorded to date. Further information and excursion offers can be found at: nsgwerbelinersee.de

Please keep the area clean ✌🏻

The Werbeliner See, located on the site of the former town of Werbelin, is an approximately 450 hectare open-cast mining lake that was created by flooding the former Delitzsch-Südwest open-cast mine. Filling was completed in 2008. The lake is located in the Saxon Lake District, south of the town of Delitzsch and north of Leipzig. Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Werbeliner_See

A well-developed cycle path leads around Lake Werbelin and invites you to take a relaxing tour.

In 1975, brown coal mining began in the area of today's Werbeliner See. As a result, the towns of Kattersnaundorf, Grabschütz and Werbelin (formerly Rundling) had to make way. There is a memorial stone at the former Werbelin site. The coal was transported on a specially built railway line to Bitterfeld and from there to the energy production and chemical industries. Werbeliner See emerged from the main remaining pit of the Delitzsch-Südwest opencast mine, which was closed in 1993, and was flooded from the Neue Luppe between 1998 and 2010. In March 2004, according to the LMBV, it was 87 percent full. The area is being recultivated. Hiking and cycling trails have been created, which can also be used with inline skates and extend to the nearby Zwochauer See and Grabschützer See as well as the Schladitzer See, which is about 2 kilometers away. The 120 km long cycle path from Lutherstadt Wittenberg to Markkleeberg "Coal-Steam-Light" leads past the lake. There is also a nature trail with information boards. In February 2007, the overflow channel (Brodauer Ableiter) was built, which flows into the Lober stream between Zschortau and Brodau. The lake has been a European bird sanctuary since 2006. In May 2019, the Werbeliner See nature reserve was designated with the aim of preserving the outstanding biodiversity in the long term.