Yuhuan Lake, a reservoir in Yuhuan, Zhejiang, People's Republic of China

Yuhuan Lake is a large reservoir in Yuhuan, Zhejiang, formed by the Xuanmen Phase II freshwater storage reclamation project. Its catchment covers 150 square kilometres and the water is brackish. Three river systems, the Jiuyan, Sisigang and Chumen rivers, link the lake with the Chumen-Qinggang area. Since 2016 a lakeside landscape belt has been built in two phases, the first covering 60 hectares.

Yuhuan Lake was formed by the Xuanmen Phase II freshwater storage reclamation project, which enclosed seawater to create a large reservoir with a catchment of 150 km². Its water is brackish, and early pollution from upstream industry and sewage worsened quality. In 2017 the city began building a northern sewage pumping station and main sewer line as part of an ecological clean-up of the lake.

Yuhuan Lake is a reservoir formed by the Xuanmen Phase II freshwater reclamation project, and its water is brackish. The 8 km greenway along the shore, built in two phases, is known locally as a popular spot; the first phase runs from Xintang River to Fenshuishan Bridge and includes 8 bridges, 5 large plazas and separate cycling and walking paths.

The lakeside greenway is 8 km long in total. Phase one runs 7.8 km from Xintang River in the east to Fenshuishan Bridge in the west, with 8 bridges, 5 large plazas, and separate 7.8 km bike and walking paths. Phase two runs from Xintang River to the Yuhuan Convention and Exhibition Center, covering 40 hectares.

Yuhuan Lake is a reservoir formed by the Xuanmen Phase II freshwater reclamation project, with a catchment area of 150 km² and brackish (sub-sea) water. Its 8 km greenway, built in two phases, runs from Xintang River to the Fenshui Mountain Bridge and the Yuhuan Convention Center, with 8 bridges, 5 large plazas and separate cycling and walking paths.