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Jezioro Bystrzyckie, Zagórze Śląskie, gmina Walim, powiat wałbrzyski, woj. dolnośląskie (Góry Sowie)
Lake Bystrzyca (also known as Lubachów) is a dam lake in the Bystrzyca gorge in the Owl Mountains, near Zagórze Śląskie (Walim municipality, Wałbrzych county, Lower Silesian Province). It was created in the early 20th century after a dam was built on the Bystrzyca River.
Its area is about 0.5 km² and its capacity about 8 million m³; the dam is around 44 m high. The reservoir and its surroundings are a tourist attraction of the Owl Mountains. There is a sandy beach and rentals of pedal boats and canoes.
For families, mountain tourists and history enthusiasts.
The lake is overlooked by Choina hill with the ruins of Grodno Castle; nearby are the underground workings of the Riese complex.
Year-round; swimming and water sports in the summer season.
By car to Zagórze Śląskie.
