Best lakes around Claußnitz are primarily quarry lakes and ponds located within or near the municipality. The area is characterized by its natural features, including the Chemnitz Valley, which offers various Claußnitz hiking trails and walking routes. These water bodies provide opportunities for outdoor activities and contribute to the local landscape. Claußnitz offers a mix of natural and man-made water features for visitors to explore.
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great corner with wonderful paths
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Adults 5 euros day ticket Children from 3 to 6 years 3 euros Reduced admission from 7 years 4 euros
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A small lake in the siskin forest, idyllic and quiet for relaxing and the dog is happy too 🙂
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One can take a break here. Relatively price-intensive
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...a panoramic hiking trail over the old Rabenstein Viaduct and the Wildgatter Oberrabenstein. The south of this region is also home to the Chemnitz animal park and the Rabenstein rock dome, a former limestone mine, which is a particularly worth seeing destination. The Rabenstein Forest with the Totenstein as the highest elevation offers hikers a variety of relaxation options. The area of the reservoir is fenced in and can only be entered in summer for an entrance fee. The property is managed by the municipal Eissport- und Freizeit GmbH. Various events take place at the reservoir. For example, in the years 1999 up to and including 2006, the hip-hop festival Splash! instead of. In 2012 and 2013 the free MS Beat Featival was a guest at the reservoir. In 2013, the Chemnitz band Kraftklub created the Kosmonaut Festival at the same location. Around the reservoir and through the Rabenstein Forest, the Heavy 24 MTB takes place every year in June with over 1000 starters.
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The lake was created between 1972 and 1976 as the core area of the local recreation center Oberrabenstein and opened in 1976 as a bathing lake with rowing facilities. The local recreation center in Oberrabenstein included a campsite, a nudist bath with sauna and a game reserve with riding and driving facilities. After reunification, the local recreation center was dissolved as a municipal company and the individual areas were affiliated with other municipal companies or privatized. The lake is still used as a popular outdoor pool with bathing beach (approved EU bathing water). the longest stainless steel water slide in Germany. Today, the Oberrabenstein recreation area is part of the Rabenstein leisure region, which offers a wide range of leisure and relaxation options. Here on the outskirts of Chemnitz, in addition to the bathing lake, you will also find Rabenstein Castle and Castle, a sauna area, a climbing forest, a campsite with bungalows....
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Nice place to stop during a hike 👍
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The lakes around Claußnitz are primarily quarry lakes and local ponds. These include both natural and man-made water bodies that offer diverse experiences for visitors.
Yes, the Claußnitz Quarry is a flooded quarry located directly on the Chemnitz Valley Cycle Path, making it suitable for swimming and sunbathing during the summer months.
The Großer Steinbruch Lake offers a beautiful natural setting for hiking, walking, and relaxing. There's also a scenic hiking trail that passes by this quarry.
Both the Großer Steinbruch Lake and Claußnitz Quarry are considered family-friendly. Additionally, the Höllmühle Forest Inn, located near a large mill pond, offers free-roaming animals and boat rental, delighting both young and old.
The region is characterized by its natural features, including the Chemnitz Valley. The quarry lakes themselves, such as Markersdorf Quarry Lake, offer beautiful views and unique geological formations.
You can enjoy various outdoor activities. For hiking, explore routes like the 'Hockstein – Schweizerthal Bridge loop' or 'Hockstein – Schweizertal Whirlpools'. Mountain biking is also popular, with trails such as 'Wild Chemnitz Valley' or 'By the river – Chemnitztal Cycle Path'. Find more details on these activities in the Hiking around Claußnitz and MTB Trails around Claußnitz guides.
Yes, you can find places to refresh yourself. The Milk House at the Castle Pond offers good hospitality right on the castle pond. Another option is the Höllmühle Forest Inn, a popular destination with a cozy restaurant, idyllic terrace, and boat rental, situated in a beautiful landscape.
Visitors appreciate the beautiful natural spots for hiking, walking, and relaxing, especially around Großer Steinbruch Lake. The opportunity to swim and sunbathe at the Claußnitz Quarry in summer is also a highlight for many.
Yes, Großer Steinbruch Lake is noted as dog-friendly, making it a great spot to visit with your canine companion for walks and hikes.
Absolutely. The Markersdorf Quarry Lake is particularly known for its beautiful views. Both Großer Steinbruch Lake and Claußnitz Quarry also offer scenic spots and viewpoints.
The summer months are ideal for activities like swimming and sunbathing at the Claußnitz Quarry. However, the hiking trails and natural beauty around lakes like Großer Steinbruch Lake can be enjoyed throughout the warmer seasons for walking and relaxation.


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