Best lakes around Röderaue are found in this municipality in the district of Meißen, Saxony, Germany. The region features a tranquil landscape characterized by its forests and diverse water features, including natural pond systems and former gravel pits. These areas offer opportunities for relaxation and enjoying nature, providing varied natural attractions for visitors.
Last updated: August 20, 2026
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The lake is now guarded by security personnel. Swimming is only permitted for members of the Bobersen Sports and Landscape Conservation Association (VSLB). According to press reports, the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe is already considering the matter. It's actually unbelievable that in this sparsely populated region, only a select few should be allowed to cool off there. We were directed to the nearby forest pool, which had a visibility of less than half a meter and was very shallow in places. It wasn't that beautiful...
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The Green Lake in Merzdorf. Information: Due to the growing overburden, clay extraction became increasingly difficult in the late 1950s, so the clay pit was flooded in the late 1960s, and the production of concrete elements began there simultaneously. The remaining body of water has a greenish hue and is therefore also known as the Green Lake. The "Agnes" and "Flora" clay pits were opened south of the village in 1892.
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A stretch for cycling and walking
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Beautiful ponds fed by the "Kleine Röder" - dry land all around.
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A magical garden that invites you to dream. With a book and a chilled beer you can spend a wonderful time here.
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The emerald green, silvery green lake offers hikers a fantastic play of colours. This can best be enjoyed from the hill.
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Zabeltitz is picturesquely situated in the Grossenhainer Pflege on the Grosse Röder. Count Wackerbarth built the palace and laid out the magnificent baroque garden.
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A very nice view towards Koselitz
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Röderaue features a diverse landscape of natural pond areas, former gravel pit lakes, and spring-fed lakes. These offer a variety of experiences, from tranquil nature observation to active recreation.
For peace and relaxation, the Koselitz Ponds are an excellent choice. This pond landscape is ideal for quiet excursions and observing various waterfowl. It's also part of a newly signposted circular hiking trail connecting Zabeltitz with the pond landscape.
The Kiesgrube Bobersen Lake is known for swimming, though access for swimming might be restricted to members of the Bobersen Sports and Landscape Conservation Association (VSLB) according to some reports. It also offers two volleyball courts and a romantic path around the lake.
Yes, the Grüner See (Green Lake) is notable for its emerald green hue, offering a fantastic play of colors best enjoyed from a nearby hill. Its unique color comes from its history as a flooded clay pit.
Many lakes in Röderaue are suitable for families. The Koselitz Ponds are recommended for excursions with both adults and children. The Kiesgrube Bobersen Lake also offers activities like volleyball, making it family-friendly.
Yes, the region is well-suited for cycling. The Kiesgrube Bobersen Lake is conveniently located near the Elbe Cycle Path, allowing for further exploration. You can find various cycling routes, including those around the Koselitzer Teiche, in the Cycling around Röderaue guide.
Absolutely. The Koselitzer Teiche area is part of a newly signposted circular hiking trail. For more options, explore the Running Trails around Röderaue guide, which includes routes like the Großer Teich loop.
Visitors appreciate the quiet and relaxed natural experiences, the opportunity to observe waterfowl, and the scenic beauty of the pond landscapes. The unique colors of lakes like Grüner See and the local legends associated with places like Alter See Glaubitz also add to the appeal.
Yes, the Alter See Glaubitz is known for a local legend about a count, his daughter, and a castle that sank into the lake. This spring-fed lake is also undergoing ecological rehabilitation.
The lakes in Röderaue offer beauty year-round. Summer is ideal for water activities and cycling, while spring and autumn provide pleasant temperatures for hiking and enjoying the changing foliage. Even in winter, the tranquil landscapes can be appealing for quiet walks.
While specific regulations vary by location, generally, dogs are welcome on trails around the lakes in Röderaue, provided they are kept on a leash and owners clean up after them. Always look for local signage regarding pet policies.
Yes, a local tip mentions Eiscafé Tege near the Koselitz Ponds, providing a pleasant stop during a visit. Other cafes and accommodations can be found in nearby towns like Zabeltitz and Gröditz.


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