SelmętMałyでののおすすめグラベルライド

残念ながら、ここ数年雨量がますます減少し、森の池は干上がり、いくつかはすでに完全に消滅しています。

The bridge is damaged, but you can cross it. Of course, at your own risk. In the summer, the riverbed is a bit muddy, with yellow sand and rocks. Access is quite good from both sides. Overall, it's an interesting place, and I recommend the crossing.

There is a bike path, but currently (06.2025) it is about 15m long. Let's hope that it will be connected to other bike paths in the near future.

As you can see in the photos, the temple is wooden, three-naved, with a fairly wide main nave and two side naves, formed by pillars supporting balconies. In the presbytery there is a baroque altar from 1683. In its nave there is a cross with a figure of the crucified Christ from 1839. At the altar there are two figures of angels: standing and flying, and on their sides two brass candlesticks from the 17th century. Also characteristic are the twisted columns in the altar, with Corinthian capitals. Particularly valuable are the galleries built into this church on both sides of the nave. The entire presbytery is separated from the rest of the church by wooden balustrades. In the church there is a ten-voice organ from 1799. On the choir there is a historic deer antler. https://mojemazury.pl/8712,Ostrykol-drewniany-kosciol.html

In the village of Ostrykół there is one of the few in Masuria, a former Evangelical wooden church from 1667. Until 1945 the church belonged to the Evangelical community. After World War II it became a Roman Catholic church. https://mazury.com.pl/atrakcje/zabytkowy-drewniany-kosciol-ostrykol-k-prostek/

The colorful stones that decorate the Ełk promenade are about 20m long and are hand-painted. The stones were painted by, among others, residents of Spain and children from Nairobi.

You can spend great time with your family, and at the same time have a nice view of Lake Ełckie.

A beautiful old oak tree at the fork in the road. For those who don't know where to go, a stone signpost will be helpful.