Best lakes around Huy are situated in a region known for its natural landscapes and historical sites, such as the Huysburg monastery. The area features a mix of natural and man-made water bodies, often integrated into local parks and nature reserves. These lakes provide opportunities for recreation and observing local wildlife. The surroundings offer varied terrain, from forests to open areas, suitable for outdoor activities.
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Difficult to access in winter
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The ponds are now overgrown and are basically just mud.
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These are named after the adjacent parcel of land to the south, "Die Kolly", as it appears on a hand-drawn map of the Huys (owned by the Gleimhaus Halberstadt) from 1806 (a larger parcel of land and a smaller piece a little further east). The origin of the name is unknown. Source: https://badersleben.de/geologie/geopunkt5.html
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Beautiful place with a pond, bench and table that invites you to linger.
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In the middle of the Huy-Sattel valley, about 75m south of the S-curve of the Brückweg, a strong spring rises in the layers of the upper Bundsandstein, the water of which flows towards Wilhelmshall, joins the spring water from Huy-Neinstedt at the Kuckucksmühle and feeds the Anderbecker Becke. (°1) In the Middle Ages, the wooded area around the small forest pond belonged to the St. Georgenhospital in Halberstadt (as it is still assigned on the map of the Huy from 1806). The name "Jürgenbrunnen" probably came from "Georgsbrunnen". The Huy hiking guide (Natur- und Umweltbund Huy e.V.) does mention a St. George's monastery in Halberstadt, but it never existed. Source: badersleben.de/quellweg/quelle10.html
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In the middle of the Huy-Sattel valley, about 75m south of the S-curve of the Brückweg, a strong spring rises in the layers of the upper Bundsandstein, the water of which flows towards Wilhelmshall, joins the spring water from Huy-Neinstedt at the Kuckucksmühle and feeds the Anderbecker Becke. (°1) In the Middle Ages, the wooded area around the small forest pond belonged to the St. Georgenhospital in Halberstadt (as it is still listed on the map of the Huy from 1806). The name "Jürgenbrunnen" probably came from "Georgsbrunnen". The Huy hiking guide (Natur- und Umweltbund Huy e.V.) does mention a St. George's monastery in Halberstadt, but it never existed. Source: http://badersleben.de/quellweg/quelle10.html
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Abbot Jasper Bernwinkel of the Huysburg monastery had the pond dug out at the end of the 14th century. It was a fish pond. Source: Wikipedia
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A little OASIS of breaks.
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For families, the Eau d'Heure Lakes complex, particularly Lac de la Plate Taille, offers a vast array of water and land activities. Lac de Bambois is another excellent choice, featuring two sandy beaches, supervised bathing areas, thematic gardens, and a playground. Closer to Huy, Röderhöfer Pond is a nice fishing pond with shady banks, and Halberstädter See provides a beach and facilities for relaxation.
The Eau d'Heure Lakes complex is the premier destination for water sports, offering swimming, sailing, kayaking, diving, windsurfing, and jet skiing across its five artificial lakes. Lac de Robertville also provides opportunities for swimming, boating, and boat rentals like electric boats and kayaks.
Yes, many lakes offer excellent hiking opportunities. The Eau d'Heure Lakes boast numerous marked trails for hiking and mountain biking. Lac de Robertville is situated within the High Fens-Eifel Nature Park, providing beautiful surroundings for walks. For specific routes, you can explore options like the 'Daneil's Cave – Röderhofer Pond loop' which starts near Röderhöfer Pond. You can find more hiking routes in the area on the Hiking around Huy guide.
Several lakes near Huy are suitable for swimming. Lac de Robertville has a dedicated swimming area at Robertville-les-Bains, open from May to September with lifeguards in July and August. Lac de Bambois features two sandy beaches and two freshwater bathing areas, also supervised by lifeguards. Halberstädter See is another spot where visitors can relax and swim, especially in summer.
Yes, Röderhöfer Pond has historical significance, as it was originally dug as a fish pond by Abbot Jasper Bernwinkel of the Huysburg monastery at the end of the 14th century. The Kolly Ponds are also named after an adjacent parcel of land appearing on an 1806 map of the Huys, indicating a long history in the area.
Gravière Lake (Amay Gravel Pit) is particularly notable for wildlife observation, attracting over 120 species of birds, with observation huts available. Lac de Bambois is recognized as a Natura 2000 site, indicating its importance for biodiversity, and offers bird hides for observing local fauna.
Lac de Warfaaz, near Spa, offers a paved path around its perimeter, perfect for accessible and tranquil strolls or jogging. Gravière Lake also features a walking path around its nature reserve. For easy hiking routes, you can check the Easy hikes around Huy guide, which includes routes like the 'Daneil's Cave – Röderhofer Pond loop'.
Yes, Halberstädter See is known for its viewpoint, offering scenic vistas. The Moha Quarry, with its turquoise lake, also provides an educational walk, the “Promenade de la Pierre,” which likely includes scenic spots. Many of the lakes, surrounded by forests and natural landscapes, offer picturesque settings for relaxation and photography.
The Eau d'Heure Lakes complex provides extensive opportunities for cycling and mountain biking with numerous marked trails. For more structured routes, you can explore options like the 'View of Huysburg – Huy Cycle Path loop' from Dedeleben or Eilenstedt. More cycling routes are available in the Cycling around Huy guide.
Gravière Lake (Amay Gravel Pit), a former gravel pit transformed into a nature reserve, could be considered a hidden gem for its birdwatching opportunities and tranquil setting. The turquoise lake at Moha Quarry also offers a unique natural feature that might be less widely known than the larger lake complexes.
The lakes around Huy can be enjoyed year-round. Summer (May to September) is ideal for swimming and water sports, with facilities like those at Lac de Robertville and Lac de Bambois fully operational. Spring and autumn offer beautiful scenery for hiking and cycling, with pleasant temperatures and vibrant foliage. Even in winter, places like Halberstädter See offer a peaceful atmosphere, though access might be more challenging.
Yes, several lakes have amenities nearby. Röderhöfer Pond is listed as having a restaurant and cafe. Lac de Warfaaz has restaurants nearby, and Lac de Bambois features a cafeteria with lake views. The larger Eau d'Heure Lakes complex also offers accommodations like the Golden Lakes Village, which would include dining options.
Fishing is a popular activity at several lakes. Röderhöfer Pond is known as a nice fishing pond. Lac de Robertville and Lac de Warfaaz are also popular for fishing, with the latter offering a variety of species including trout, pike, and carp. Lac de Bambois also provides fishing opportunities.


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