Lakes around Banie are situated in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship of north-western Poland, offering diverse natural landscapes. The region features several lakes within the village of Banie and its surrounding administrative district. These bodies of water provide opportunities for recreation and nature observation. The area is characterized by its natural beauty and historical context.
Last updated: October 4, 2026
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On the lake shore, on one of the peninsulas, stands the Dom Zdrojowy building. At the end of the 19th century, the local doctor, Dr. Boding, discovered deposits of therapeutic peat with a high content of minerals, especially iron and sulfur. Thanks to his initiative, the first bathing establishment was founded, and then a health resort. Sick people from all over Europe came here, and the town received the title: Zdrój. After World War II, due to the proximity of the Soviet army airport in Chojno, the health resort was closed. Only the name of the town remained from the health resort.
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Jezioro Miejskie covers an area of 43.6 ha. It is a shallow reservoir. The maximum depth is only 5.6 m. The lake waters belong to the III class of purity. Jezioro Miejskie has two other names: Trzcińskie - due to the locality where it is situated, and Trzygłowskie, this name is explained by a legend. It says that a long time ago, a Slavic tribe called Licikawiki lived here. The god of the tribe was Trzygław, who warned of dangers by appearing over the lake and frightening enemies. The inhabitants paid homage to him in a temple on the island, where his wooden statue was located. When Christianity reached these lands, Trzygław left the water body, leaving behind a lasting trace in the form of a characteristic coastline, resembling the three heads of the idol.
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Nicely developed area by Lake Dłużec. There is a shelter by the pier, a place to rest, and right next to it an outdoor gym and a playground.
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Jezioro Miejskie in Trzcińsko-Zdrój covers 43.6 hectares and is under the care of the local PZW (Polish Angling Association) branch. There are plenty of fishing spots around - despite the lake's small size, there were actually a lot of anglers during our ride.
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Pleasant section of Blue Velo. The route runs right by the lake for a short stretch, so it's worth slowing down for a moment.
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Small lake with a bike path right next to it and a bench for rest.
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Lake Strzeszowskie is the largest body of water in the Trzcińsko-Zdrój commune, located in the Myśliborskie Lakeland. It has a surface area of over 120 ha and reaches a depth of 14 meters, which makes it attractive for both anglers and bathing enthusiasts - there is an official bathing area with water assessed as excellent quality. The north-eastern part of the lake borders the Natura 2000 area, which additionally increases its natural values. Access by bike is possible via local roads, and the area around the lake is conducive to peaceful relaxation by the water.
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Bad Schönfließ is a pretty little town, the location on the lake is idyllic.
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For swimming and relaxation, Strzeszowskie Lake is highly recommended. It features an official bathing area with excellent water quality and is popular with bathing enthusiasts. Additionally, Jezioro Dłużec, located within the Banie city district, offers two public access beaches.
Yes, Chwarstnickie Lake is notable for its historical context, with several archaeological sites nearby, including Neolithic stonemasonry workshops and ancient settlement points. Trzygłowskie Lake also has a local legend about the Slavic god Trzygław and is near historical city walls and a park.
The region around Banie's lakes offers various outdoor activities. You can find numerous hiking trails, including easy options like the 'Crooked Forest (Krzywy Las) – Lower Oder Canal loop' or more challenging routes such as the 'Jezioro Dłużec Beach loop'. For cycling, there are routes like the 'Strzeszowskie Lake – Town Hall in Trzcińsko-Zdrój loop'. You can explore more routes in the hiking guide and cycling guide for Banie.
Many lakes in the Banie area are family-friendly. Strzeszowskie Lake has an official bathing area, perfect for families. Jezioro Dłużec offers public beaches. Trzygłowskie Lake is surrounded by a park, ideal for leisurely strolls. Chwarstnickie Lake also features a bicycle path leading to its shore, suitable for family rides.
The lakes around Banie offer diverse natural beauty. Strzeszowskie Lake borders a Natura 2000 area, providing opportunities for nature observation. Many lakes feature peaceful environments, forests, and scenic viewpoints. Jezioro Dłużec is known for its public access beaches, while Jesioro Miejskie offers an idyllic setting fed by the Rurczyna river.
Yes, there are several easy hiking trails available near the lakes. For instance, you can find routes like the 'Crooked Forest (Krzywy Las) – Lower Oder Canal loop' which is considered easy. These trails are great for exploring the natural surroundings at a relaxed pace. More options are detailed in the easy hikes guide for Banie.
Visitors particularly enjoy the peaceful relaxation by the water, the excellent water quality for swimming at places like Strzeszowskie Lake, and the scenic views. The blend of natural beauty with historical elements, such as the archaeological sites near Chwarstnickie Lake, also appeals to many.
Yes, Jezioro Dłużec is the largest of the four lakes situated directly within the Banie city district. It is well-known for its two public access beaches and several fishing spots, making it easily accessible for local recreation.
Strzeszowskie Lake, located in the Trzcińsko-Zdrój commune, is a significant body of water covering over 120 hectares and reaching a depth of 14 meters. Its size and depth make it attractive for both anglers and swimmers.
Yes, Town Lake in Trzcińsko-Zdrój (also known as Trzygłowskie Lake) is noted for having a park and historical city walls nearby. It offers a pleasant setting for leisurely walks and exploring local history.
Absolutely. There are dedicated cycling routes that incorporate the lakes, such as the 'Chwarstnickie Lake – Bańska Gate, Gryfino loop' and the 'Strzeszowskie Lake – Town Hall in Trzcińsko-Zdrój loop'. These routes offer scenic rides through the region's landscapes. You can find more details in the cycling guide for Banie.


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