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Wieś Borowy Młyn
Jezioro Wędromierz lies in the Lubusz Voivodeship, in the Pszczew commune, within the Pszczew Landscape Park. The lake is surrounded by forest, and the nearest villages are Rybojady and Silna Nowa. It is fed by three inflows — from the lakes Chłop, Stobno and Silna Duża — which makes it a link in the extensive water system of the Pszczew trough.
Bathing spots have been arranged on the shore and are readily used by locals and visitors alike. Combustion engines are banned on the water, so the lake stays quiet and serves kayakers well. A popular route leads from Lake Chłop towards Rybojady, passing through connected basins and narrow straits.
A tent field is located on the northern shore; the rest of the shoreline is wooded and wild. Anglers catch pike, perch and roach here. Cycling routes run through the area along forest tracks and local roads, and Pszczew with its marina makes a natural base.
