Großer Storkower See

Once around the lake, a good 20km on foot. You can park well in Storkow or Wendisch Rietz and, if Corona leaves us, there are also some nice restaurants.

The Große Storkower See (also Dolgensee or Storkower See) is a lake in the Oder-Spree district in Brandenburg about 60 kilometers southeast of Berlin.The 3.7 km² large body of water is located within the city limits of Storkow (Mark). It consists of the northern, smaller and an elongated, southern basin, which are connected by an approximately 200 meter wide strait. The place Storkow extends on the north and west bank, the district Wolfswinkel on the wooded east bank of the round northern basin. On the west bank of the south basin, which is largely surrounded by forest, lies the Storkow district of Hubertushöhe with the former hunting seat located there. The district of Dahmsdorf of the municipality of Reichenwalde is located on the east bank. Shortly behind the north bank, the inland dune Waltersberge rises up to 32 meters above the surface of the lake.The lake receives its inflow in the south via the Wendisch Rietzer Fließ from the Scharmützelsee. The Storkower Canal and the other parts of the Storkower waters drain the lake over the Dahme towards the Spree. The navigable canal connects the lake with Lake Wolziger in the west. The water level is regulated in the south by the Wendisch Rietz barrage (weir and sluice) and in the northwest by the Storkow canal stage. Further tributaries are rather insignificant ditches with little water. Another outflow is the Mühlenfließ in the north.The body of water has dimensions of about 5.2 × a maximum of 1.2 kilometers. The deepest point with about 12 meters is roughly in the middle of the north basin.Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Großer_Storkower_See

Beautiful lake and stocked with lots of photo motifs, it's great to walk around, negative side when I was on the way🥺midge alarm