Kleiner Lienewitzsee

Kleiner Lienewitzsee is a small inland lake in a wooded area near Michendorf in Potsdam-Mittelmark, Brandenburg. Access is by forest paths with a short walk to the natural shoreline, and the ground can be uneven with grass, earth and sandy patches. Parking in the surrounding area is limited and informal, so allow time to walk from the road and arrive with modest expectations for space near the water. Public transport connections point toward the Michendorf area, followed by walking or cycling, which makes a bicycle useful for the final stretch through the woods. There are no marked FKK zones, and use is reported as tolerated in parts of the area rather than formally designated. The lake water is generally calm, with natural clarity that varies by season and weather and with no supervision at the shore. Summer, especially June to August, brings the most suitable conditions for swimming, and daylight hours in calm weather are the practical choice for a short visit. The shoreline has sunny spots while surrounding trees give partial shade, but there is no built shelter from sun or rain. There are no toilets, showers, lifeguards, food services or shops of any kind. Bring drinking water, food, sun protection, swim gear, a towel and a bag for rubbish, and carry everything out again. Visits are generally short stays of a few hours for swimming and resting in quiet surroundings. Families should note the natural shoreline and lack of supervision near the water. Dog rules are uncertain, so keep dogs under control and away from swimming spots and other visitors. Respect private land, forest rules and other lake users, and leave the shore as found without leaving traces.