ビノフスキエ湖でののおすすめグラベルライド

Yesterday I carried the bike down and back, but it was difficult.

One is across from the marina, a very nice fish snack bar with an English-speaking owner who is happy to help. In my case, when I asked about overnight accommodation, he helped me locate the harbormaster. They have four log cabins on the property that you can rent... even as a solo hiker!! With four bunk beds. No water, no toilet... everything is available in the marina, even a kitchen with a lounge and TV. There is electricity, though!! Next to the marina is a beautiful sandy beach, public, with everything you need!! Water slide, volleyball court... etc. There's also a snack bar that even sells ice cream. Otherwise, there don't seem to be any overnight accommodation options in the village. I got the last log cabin, so it's probably best to call and reserve in advance. Since the log cabins are located directly in front of the reed belt, which is quite wide, you can hear incredible animal noises at night.

Nice bike route, but there should be a few more benches on the route to sit and rest

a gravel retreat with a view of the lake

Visible tracks of the former Finkewnwalde - Greifenhagen/Zdroje - Gryfino railway line, on which a bicycle path has now been created.

Two shelters and a place for a bonfire next to the gas thrower called "Heart of the Forest". Easy access by car means that on nice days there are always a lot of people here.

One of several springs in the park (type helokren), under the name Ciurkadełko (also Wyciek). In German times, a destination for hiking trips for the inhabitants of Szczecin, with a developed area, known as Worpitzkyquelle. The facility was established in 1894. Partially preserved stone casing from 1894. It owes its name to the Director of Podejucher Bergwerke, who at one time lived in the Katharinenhof building

Also known as the Klęskowo stronghold, it is located in the Bukowa Forest on the Chojna hill, 74 m above sea level. On its flattened and elongated peak, we can see an early medieval stronghold, from the 9th-12th centuries. Poorly legible, destroyed ramparts, 300 m long, surround the peak with an area of 0.75 ha, overgrown with pine and beech. According to legend, a powerful castle of robber knights stood here, attacking all travelers, mercilessly robbing them. The stronghold, cursed, and its crew sank underground.