Butzer Lake

Since the Butzer See is a nature reserve like the other lakes, there has been a strict bathing ban here for several years. However, since the ban is hardly controlled, more and more bathers gather on the small sandy beaches from summer to summer. In winter you can still enjoy the peaceful tranquility and the view of the lake here.

The lake, which is up to 9 meters deep, offers visitors flat, sandy shore areas to linger in the north and south. There is a bluff to the west. Large parts of the shore are densely overgrown with reeds and willows. There are a variety of fish species in the Butzer See, including pike, perch, eel, zander, carp, roach and tench. A number of bird species that are worthy of protection have also settled in the area around the lake.

There is a very nice sandy beach at the southern and northern ends