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Cospudener See – Cospudener See Ostufer Runde von Leipzig Miltitzer Allee

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Cospudener See – Cospudener See Ostufer Runde von Leipzig Miltitzer Allee

Julia planned a bike ride

June 5, 2021

Cospudener See – Cospudener See Ostufer Runde von Leipzig Miltitzer Allee

Moderate

02:02

35.2km

17.3km/h

90m

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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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10.4 km

View of Lake Cospuden

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Here there are nice opportunities to leave the asphalted part of the circular route and walk some quieter sections. It's also worth exploring one of the many paths to the …

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11.1 km

Cospudener See cycle path

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First-class bike path. And along the way there are always accesses directly to the lake and thus to a short swim stop.

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13.5 km

Northeast Shore of Lake Cospuden

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Great lake with clear water and good beaches. Optimal connection to cycle paths in different directions.

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13.6 km

Cospudener Lake East Shore

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Nice lake and nice bike path around the lake.
A former opencast mine.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cospudener_See and de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tagebau_Cospuden

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17.7 km

South Tip of Lake Cospuden

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In addition to the diocese height, the southern tip is one of the best views of the lake. From here you can also quickly reach Lake Zwenkau. Especially on clear …

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17.7 km

southwest shore

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For some time, there are some Yaks, also called Grunzochse, in an enclosure on the southeast shore of Lake Cospuden. The cattle are originally from Central Asia. Yaks are very …

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