Bosarpasjön, Spring lake in Sösdala municipality, Sweden
Bosarpasjön is a spring lake in southern Sweden with a modest water surface surrounded by forest. The shoreline features recreational facilities to the north and residential cottages to the south.
The lake underwent a significant change in 1956 when its outlet was moved westward. This shift led to lower water levels and the later introduction of rainbow trout.
The northern shore holds a mini golf course that draws visitors looking for casual outdoor fun. A summer cottage village on the southern side shows how people enjoy spending time at this location.
The lake is reached via a woodland path and makes for a peaceful visit. The northern recreation area is easiest to access, while the southern side is more oriented toward private use.
Research has shown this lake ranks among the cleanest water bodies in its region. The water quality is high enough that it could be consumed directly without treatment.
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