オムレフ湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

ビーバーのダムがあり、その上を歩いたり、自転車で渡ったりすることができます。

Sorry, but this attraction is like a bad article, where the only thing that is most important and interesting is its title. In this case, it is the name of the attraction that is inadequate to the photos, which do not include the pine tree in the title. Too bad.

The Łyna flows from the outwash sands north of Nidzica, the river's sources are located near the village of Łyna, in the area of the Źródła Rzeki Łyny nature reserve. It is a landscape and geomorphological reserve with the phenomenon of reverse erosion occurring here, a very rare phenomenon in the lowlands. The Łyna River flows through the channel lakes: (Brzeźno Duże, Kiernoz Mały, Kiernoz Wielki, Jezioro Łańskie, Ustrych), among which the largest and deepest is Lake Łańskie. The Łyna changes its direction several times, crosses several series of terminal moraines, which affects the diverse character of individual sections of the valley. In Olsztyn, the Łyna flows through a diverse area. On the outskirts of the city, there is suburban development with large fragments of trees. A little further on, it gradually changes into the compact development of the city center. Leaving the city limits, the river crosses a large forest area (the Olsztyn City Forest). http://encyklopedia.warmia.mazury.pl/index.php/Rzeka_%C5%81yna

Former German bunker

Kurken Church, built in 1753 as a Protestant church. Good parking here or across the street.

A bridge over the sources themselves

Kładka nad samymi zrodlami

Damming the river for the needs of the mill