Lakes around Pellingen are primarily found within the broader Landkreis Trier-Saarburg district, offering diverse natural water bodies. The region features reservoirs and ponds, many of which serve as local recreation areas. These water bodies provide opportunities for hiking, enjoying scenic views, and experiencing the natural landscape. While Pellingen itself does not host major lakes, nearby areas offer accessible options for outdoor enthusiasts.
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Reservoir, which can be comfortably walked around on wide paths (also suitable for strollers), beautiful views along the route included as well as the opportunity to stop off at Hau's am See (it is particularly nice on the terrace directly on the lake) and pedal boat rental included.
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If you want to see the lake well, you should do the tour when the trees are not in leaf 😊
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The Riveristalsperre is a drinking water dam that was built in the Riveris valley and has been supplying the city of Trier with drinking water since 1958. Technical data: Dam: 350,000 m³ slope and valley gravel, dam height: 50 m, dam width: 178 m, content: up to 5 million m³ drinking water. The area around the dam is a water protection area. You can walk around the dam on a leisurely hiking trail. There is a large car park below the dam. Swimming and water sports are not permitted on the dam, as the water must be protected from contamination.
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Beautiful little lake, littered with great water lilies 👍😊
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Wonderful view and nice bench to pause.
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At the entrance to the middle pond you will find a miniature golf course with a bistro. Here there is typical Moselle Viez and Flieten. www.minigolf-trier.de
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A quiet place early in the morning with a lot of waterfowl.
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http://www.spiessbratenhalle.com/ Current opening times are: Mondays - rest day Open Tuesday to Sunday from 12 noon Warm meals served daily from 12 noon to 9:30 p.m.
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While Pellingen itself doesn't host major lakes, the broader Landkreis Trier-Saarburg district offers a variety of natural water bodies. You'll find reservoirs like the Keller Reservoir and the Riveris Reservoir, which are often used for water storage and recreation. There are also natural ponds and smaller bodies of water that serve as local recreation areas.
Yes, many of the lakes and reservoirs in the region offer excellent hiking opportunities. For example, a hike around the Riveris Dam is highly recommended, offering wonderful views. The Riveris Reservoir features a beautiful 8 km loop. You can find more detailed hiking routes in the area by exploring the Running Trails around Pellingen guide, which also includes walking paths.
Several lakes and their surrounding areas are family-friendly. The Riveris Reservoir and Riveris Dam are noted for being family-friendly. The Mattheiser Weiher, for instance, is a recreational and nature reserve with a children's playground and mini golf nearby, making it a great spot for families.
Many natural areas around the lakes are generally dog-friendly, especially for walks. For example, the area around the Spit-Roast Hall at Schillinger Lake is noted as dog-friendly. However, it's always advisable to keep dogs on a leash and check local regulations for specific areas, especially around nature reserves or designated swimming spots.
The lakes are a wonderful destination year-round. The Keller Reservoir is particularly attractive for experiencing sunrise and sunset in any season. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures for hiking, while summer is ideal for enjoying the outdoor facilities and scenic views.
Yes, the Keller Reservoir features wide paths along its shore that are suitable for strollers and are noted as wheelchair accessible, allowing for easy enjoyment of the beautiful views.
Yes, you can find amenities near some of the lakes. Near the Keller Reservoir, there are two restaurants directly on the lake. The Spit-Roast Hall at Schillinger Lake is a popular spot for food and refreshments. Additionally, near the Mattheiser Weiher, you'll find the Italian restaurant "La Gondola" and a bistro at the miniature golf course.
Swimming is generally not permitted in many of the reservoirs and ponds in the region, often to protect the water quality or fish populations. For instance, bathing is forbidden in the Keller Reservoir, and it is prohibited in the Kaiserhammer Pond. Always look for local signage regarding swimming regulations.
Beyond hiking, the region offers various outdoor activities. You can explore gravel biking routes or road cycling routes that often pass by or near these water bodies. Some locations, like the Triolago Lake area, also offer camping and leisure activities.
The lakes offer several scenic viewpoints. The Riveris Dam provides wonderful views, and the Keller Reservoir is known for its beautiful vistas, especially during sunrise and sunset. The Riveris Reservoir is also appreciated for its natural beauty and serves as a significant water reservoir for Trier.
While the main highlights are natural or man-made for water storage, some water bodies in the broader region have historical significance. For example, the Kaiserhammer Pond and Wolfskaulweiher, though not major lakes, historically served as cooling water tanks for a former ironworks, adding a touch of industrial heritage to the natural landscape.


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