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Borzygniew, gmina Mietków, powiat wrocławski, woj. dolnośląskie (Jezioro/Zalew Mietkowski na Bystrzycy)
The Mietków Reservoir (Lake Mietków) is the largest body of water in Lower Silesia, created by damming the Bystrzyca River with a dam near Mietków, about 25 km south-west of Wrocław. The main supervised beach is located in Borzygniew.
The reservoir lies in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in Wrocław County (Mietków commune), in the Bystrzyca Valley within the Bystrzyca Valley Landscape Park. Its area is about 9.29 km², maximum depth about 13 m. The earth-and-concrete dam is about 3.2 km long.
For families, sailors and residents of the Wrocław conurbation.
The main supervised bathing area is on the southern shore in Borzygniew, open during the summer season.
Supervised bathing area during the summer season.
Borzygniew is accessible by road, about 25 km from Wrocław.
