Lake Jeleńskie

Lake Jeleńskie lies among moraine hills in a glacial channel, between the villages of Jelenin and Brwice, in the south-western part of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It belongs to the Myślibórz Lakeland and is shaped roughly like the letter T. The lake is connected by a watercourse with Lake Narost.

Beach and fishing

About a kilometre from Jelenin there is a beach, a playground and a campsite. The water of the lake is class II in purity. All species of fish live in it, including vendace and whitefish, which makes it attractive to anglers.

Practical information

• Getting there: the beach is about 1 km from Jelenin.
• Nearby: St Anthony's Church in Brwice (approx. 2 km) and the church in Narost (approx. 3 km).
• The rules for bathing and fishing are set by the manager; check them before you travel.