Lakes around Georgenberg offer a variety of natural and man-made water bodies in the Upper Palatinate region of Germany. This area is characterized by its scenic landscapes, including forests and wetlands, providing opportunities for outdoor activities. The lakes serve purposes such as flood protection, recreation, and supporting local ecosystems. Visitors can explore a mix of reservoirs and natural ponds, each with distinct features.
Last updated: May 14, 2026
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The reservoir provides flood protection for the surrounding communities, especially the town of Tirschenreuth. During periods of low rainfall, water stored in the lake is released. In addition, renewable energy is generated through hydropower using a Francis turbine. Energy production is managed by Bayerische Landeskraftwerke GmbH. The spiral turbine is fed with lake water via a 110-meter-long bottom outlet tunnel. The generator's average annual output is approximately 0.57 million kilowatt-hours.
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The Liebenstein reservoir in the municipality of Plößberg covers an area of 40 hectares and has a normal water level of seven meters. Due to its scenic location, the Liebenstein reservoir has become a popular local recreation area. The area around the reservoir is ideal for boating, fishing, cycling, and hiking.
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A visit is recommended at any time of year. ♡♡♡ There's something for everyone, whether it's mountain biking, hiking, or fishing.
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Beautiful local recreation area
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Always beautiful views around the reservoir
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Beautifully situated natural pond that belongs to the adjacent campsite. From the hiking car park you can reach the Doost nature reserve.
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The Liebenstein reservoir was built in the 1960s to protect against flooding. The dam wall of the reservoir fits well into the landscape, the power plant with a Francis turbine generates electricity, an annual average of around 570,000 kWh.
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Swimming allowed again at your own risk
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Visitors frequently enjoy the Seven Islands Pond, known for its distinct seven islands. Another highly rated spot is the Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir, a large recreation area. The Großer Weiher Plößberg is also popular, offering a natural setting with convenient facilities.
Yes, several lakes are suitable for families. The Seven Islands Pond and Großer Weiher Plößberg are both considered family-friendly. The Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir also offers activities like boating and cycling, which are great for families.
The lakes around Georgenberg offer diverse natural features. For instance, the Seven Islands Pond is notable for its unique seven islands. The Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir is surrounded by extensive water change areas and wet meadow wastelands, providing a habitat for rare plant and animal species like whinchats, moor frogs, and beavers.
The Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir is a popular local recreation area. You can enjoy boating (rowing, paddling), fishing, cycling, and hiking around its scenic location. It's also known for large catches of zander, carp & Co. for anglers.
Yes, the Großer Weiher Plößberg features a kiosk and a beer garden, making it an ideal spot to rest and enjoy a snack. The Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir also has infrastructure supporting recreational activities like boating and fishing.
Many reservoirs in the region, such as the Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir, serve multiple purposes. They are crucial for flood protection, low water elevation, and energy generation through hydropower. Additionally, due to their scenic locations, they have become popular local recreation areas.
Absolutely. The area around the Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir is ideal for cycling and hiking. For more extensive options, you can explore various routes in the region. For cycling, check out the Cycling around Georgenberg guide, and for gravel biking, the Gravel biking around Georgenberg guide. There are also numerous Running Trails around Georgenberg that pass by natural features.
The Gollwitzer Pond is a beautifully situated natural pond that offers a delightful contrast to the wild stone landscape of the nearby Doost nature reserve. It's located at a hiking car park, providing easy access to the reserve.
Visitors particularly appreciate the scenic beauty and the diverse recreational opportunities. The distinct features like the seven islands of Seven Islands Pond, the clear waters, and the tranquil settings for relaxation are highly valued. The combination of natural landscapes with facilities like those at Großer Weiher Plößberg also contributes to a positive experience.
Yes, the Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir itself is considered a viewpoint due to its scenic location. The Seven Islands Pond and Großer Weiher Plößberg also offer picturesque views of the natural surroundings.
The extensive water change areas and wet meadow wastelands surrounding the Liebensteinspeicher Reservoir provide a habitat for numerous rare plant and animal species. You might spot whinchats, moor frogs, adders, Bohemian sedges, mudsling, and even beavers.


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