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Markkleeberger See – Seeblick Markkleeberger See Runde von Leipzig-Stötteritz

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Markkleeberger See – Seeblick Markkleeberger See Runde von Leipzig-Stötteritz

Willi_BC planned a mountain bike ride

August 20, 2021

Markkleeberger See – Seeblick Markkleeberger See Runde von Leipzig-Stötteritz

Moderate

03:16

57.3km

17.5km/h

250m

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Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 0 m for 296 m

After 39.5 km for 54 m

After 57.1 km for 296 m

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12.6 km

Störmthaler Kanal Lock

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From the bridge you have a first view of the Markkleeberger See, in the other direction is the lock to the Störmthaler See.

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17.8 km

Viewpoint with sculpture at Störmthaler See

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Nice view of the lake. Here it is worth taking a break and letting your eyes wander.

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25.4 km

Sandy Beach at Störmthaler See

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The public stand is located at a holiday home settlement and a campsite.
The spacious sandy beach is a highlight.

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35.6 km

Markkleeberger-Störmthaler See Lock

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Such lock structures are always worth seeing and are worth a detour.

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36.8 km

Markkleeberg Canoe Park

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It doesn't matter whether you just watch or bravely join one of the rafting adventures on offer: the Markkleeberg whitewater park is awesome! The facility was planned for Leipzig's bid …

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37.0 km

Lake Markkleeberg

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The Markkleeberger lake originated from the former open pit as Espenhain. Between 1939 and 1994 lignite was mined here. After completion of the coal mining began in 1999, the flooding …

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