An anthropogenic reservoir landscape featuring dead tree trunks still standing above the water surface.
An anthropogenic landform in the form of a dam creating a water reservoir, surrounded by small green hills. The uniqueness of this geosite is the presence of dead tree roots and trunks still protruding from the water surface, remnants of the original forest before the area was submerged. This geosite also demonstrates the interaction between geology, geomorphology and biology, holding landscape, educational and geotourism value.
