Haselbacher Ponds – Haselbacher Lake loop from Altenburg

Haselbacher Ponds – Haselbacher Lake loop from Altenburg

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Haselbacher Ponds – Haselbacher Lake loop from Altenburg

02:05

36.1km

250m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 23, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 30.1 km for 97 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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12.7 km

Treben Town Hall

Highlight • Monument

Very nice

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13.9 km

Pleiße River near Haselbach

Highlight • River

Idyllic and you can watch water fowl.

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13.9 km

The Gerstenbach rises west of Großbraunshain, a district of Schmölln, flows through the communities of Starkenberg, Monstab, Lödla and Rositz, then through the northern part of Altenburg and the communities of Gerstenberg and Treben. It flows into the Pleiße after about 25 kilometers[1] west of the Serbitz district of Treben.

Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gerstenbach_(Plei%C3%9Fe)

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15.4 km

Haselbacher Ponds

Highlight • Lake

A wonderful spot with many small ponds, waterfowl and natural banks.

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18.2 km

Haselbacher Western Town

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and more about the coal railway: kohlebahnen.de

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20.8 km

Haselbacher Lake

Highlight • Lake

Haselbacher See is a 345 hectare (3.45 square kilometers) lake in Saxony and Thuringia. It emerged from the Haselbach open-cast lignite mine, the flooding of which ended in 2003. It scores with a large restored flora and fauna around the lake.

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21.0 km

Lakeside Spot at Haselbacher See

Highlight • Lake

Directly on the bike path, which consists of a mixture of gravel and sand, you have a great view of Lake Haselbach. The place is ideal for a rest and also for swimming in the clean clear water. The cycle path then continues through a pine forest. Here you can ride various single trails off the bike path.

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