autumn forest around the caldera

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road around Laacher See in autumn landscape Royalty Free Stock Photo

autumn forest at a blue caldera lake, Holzmaar Royalty Free Stock Photo

road around the caldera with Holzmaar in autumn Royalty Free Stock Photo

Holzmaar in autumn, calm caldera lake with autumn forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

caldera lake Holzmaar in early autumn Royalty Free Stock Photo

caldera lake Holzmaar with a wet snowy gravel path around Royalty Free Stock Photo

autumn forest at caldera lake Holzmaar in low sun Royalty Free Stock Photo

hiking trail around Holzmaar in bright autumn forest Royalty Free Stock Photo

autumn forest at caldera lake Holzmaar Royalty Free Stock Photo

blue caldera lake Pulvermaar with reflections of the autumn forest around Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Holzmaar in autumn, blue lake with colorful forest around Royalty Free Stock Photo

autumn forest at caldera lake Holzmaar during October Royalty Free Stock Photo

Laacher See, cometimes refereed as Laach Lake, is a volcanic caldera lake in the east of the Eifel. The Vulkaneifel is a volcanic are north of the Mosel and west of the Rhine. The lake is mostly surrounded by mountains forming a caldera much bigger than the lake. During the medieval era the lake level was lowered by flooding former mines with the water. That way Maria Laach Abby could get more fertile land around the lake.