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Poland · PL

Tiefen See

Tiefen See — the German name still on some maps for Poland's Lake Nożyce — is a quiet, forest-fringed lake in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, separated from the busier Lake Piasutno by a narrow natural causeway. With a maximum depth of over 11 metres, sandy-muddy bottom, and water clarity allowing bottom visibility of four to five metres, it lives up to its old name, which translates simply as "Deep Lake." This is a place for unhurried summers: wild small beaches, a handful of private docks, and holiday-cottage clusters tucked into the pine forests on its eastern and southern shores. Anglers come for tench and pike; swimmers and snorkellers come for the clear water and the sense of solitude that the neighbouring, more popular Piasutno cannot offer.