Pfäffikersee

Pfäffikersee is a lake located in the canton of Zurich, Switzerland. It is situated in the municipalities of Pfäffikon and Seegräben. The lake covers an area of approximately 3.3 square kilometers. Its maximum depth is around 36 meters.

The lake is a popular destination for recreational activities. Swimming, sailing, and windsurfing are common during the summer months. A well-maintained path circles the lake, offering opportunities for walking, jogging, and cycling. Several restaurants and cafes are located along the shore, providing amenities for visitors. The natural surroundings of Pfäffikersee are characterized by wetlands and forests, contributing to its scenic beauty.

Pfäffikersee is fed by several smaller streams and is drained by the Aa, a tributary of the river Thur. The water quality of the lake is generally good, although it can be affected by agricultural runoff. Conservation efforts are in place to protect the lake's ecosystem and biodiversity. The lake is home to various fish species and serves as an important habitat for migratory birds. Public transportation provides easy access to the lake, making it a convenient day-trip destination for residents of Zurich and surrounding areas.