Krummer See near Sperenberg is a natural lake with a surface area of 9.8 hectares located in the Luckenwalde Heath region of Brandenburg, Germany. The lake was formed through the collapse of underground cavities created by salt dissolution and gypsum mining operations from the 13th century onwards. The lake is divided into two sections by a railway dam: an eastern oval section and a western channel-like section with a maximum depth of 9 metres. Water visibility at the bathing area ranges from 0.7 to 1.6 metres, with an average of 1 metre.
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