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The Miączyński family most likely began construction of the manor house in 1870. Today, it's difficult to determine its original appearance, as the manor is in poor condition and has been rebuilt numerous times. Surrounding the manor house was an 11-hectare park with three ponds. Today, the park's splendor is evidenced by the park's magnificent chestnut trees. In the 1880s, Władysław Miączyński sold part of his estate to the German Matzdorf family. In 1904, the estate became part of the Chłapowski estate from Stawiany, 5 km from Pawłów. In 1910, the estate belonged to Zygmunt Chłapowski and encompassed 805 hectares. The estate included Stawiany, Pawłowo Skockie, Młynki, Ignacewo, and Jabłkowo. Chłapowski himself, however, did not live in Pawłów but in Stawiany, while the administrator of these lands lived in the manor house. The Pawłowo estate, like most similar estates, was converted into State Agricultural Farms. The manor house was converted into apartments, and in the late 1990s, there was also a small grocery store on the ground floor. Today, the manor house is a ruin, disappearing before our eyes, and the former park is gradually being consumed by nature. (pojezierze24.pl)

The bridge has been renovated and the market in Oborniki is right next door - you can replenish your supplies.

Śnieżycowy Jar (Snowdrop Jar) is a floral reserve in the Murowana Goślina commune, protecting one of the few spring snowflake habitats in Greater Poland. In early spring, the ravine is covered with a dense carpet of white flowers, growing among oak-hornbeam forests and along the stream. In addition to snowflakes, you can also find hepatica, wood anemone, and yellow chrysanthemum. A hiking trail runs along the edge of the reserve, accessible on foot or by mountain bike from Starczanów and Uchorów, and the Wolf Trail (Wolf Trail) equestrian trail is also nearby. It's the perfect place for a spring break surrounded by nature; at this point, there are numerous wooden benches and tables.

A long, pleasant forest road, perfect for MTB and gravel riding.

View from the bridge and from under the bridge :)

The path is very narrow with a small footbridge but nicely packed, a pleasant ride in the forest

Eroded by the ravages of time, the benches are a bit overgrown, but the shelter is still standing.

Lots of benches for a small picnic and a wonderful forest area