Lake Käsmu

Lake Käsmu is a small lake in Lääne-Viru County in northern Estonia, located close to the village of Käsmu on the Estonian coast. It occupies a coastal, lowland setting near the Baltic Sea.

The site is used for local recreation such as short walks and nature observation rather than large-scale tourism; its proximity to the village makes it a convenient natural feature for residents and nearby visitors. Facilities are limited and visits are typically informal.

There is no widely recorded long history of major development on the lake; it sits within a coastal landscape that has long supported fishing and small-scale settlement. Contemporary use centers on recreation and nature appreciation.

The lake lies near the Estonian northern coastline in Lääne-Viru County, set close to the village of Käsmu and the surrounding coastal forest and shoreline.

• Local use: Located adjacent to the coastal village that shares its name, the lake is a small inland water body within Lääne-Viru County and is often visited by locals for short walks and birdwatching.