7의 슐라벤도르퍼 호수가지 명소 & 주요 장소

komoot shows a shelter here - for whatever reason. There isn't one there, but there is a beautiful view over the lake.

The marina is full of water, there are enough jetties and moorings. What is missing are the boats. Only two were here today.

The lake was created by flooding the former Schlabendorf-Süd lignite open-cast mine. It has an area of 4.37 km². Flooding ended in 2012. From 1976 to 1990, 171.2 million tonnes of lignite were mined here.

These shovels were used to get rid of brown coal. In 1985, the village of Wannichen had to make way for mining. Today, the Schlenzdorfer Lake is being prepared.

There is currently even a bench here to enjoy the peace and quiet and the view of the lake.

The large lake was created from a remaining open-cast mining hole, but this is only revealed by a few conspicuous bank structures. Swimming and sailing are not permitted for safety reasons. Only the ship “Barbara”, which is usually anchored near the Schlabendorf Marina, occasionally sails across the water. Its job is to lime the water, which is quite acidic. This only bothers the animal world to a limited extent. The lake is a popular roosting place for cranes and geese during migration periods. Sand martins breed on islands. Seagulls are almost ubiquitous, as are the sea eagles.

Marina Schlabendorf is a recreation and leisure center on Lake Schlabendorfer. However, due to the current closure of the lake, it is relatively deserted. When it's not on the move, the liming ship “Barbara” is not far away.

With just over 300 inhabitants, Schlabendorf is a tranquil place (steep) in Luckau in the beautiful district of Dahme-Spreewald, which has a lot to offer and is undergoing a spectacular transformation process, especially as a result of the renaturalization measures in the former mining area: "The place Schlabendorf has an eventful history. Once located on the edge of the Schlabendorf-Süd opencast mine and originally intended for mining, the village is now on the shore of the lake of the same name - with its own marina, which was created on the site of a former mine water purification plant."