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The pier has been renovated, still heart-shaped:)

Lake Wielkie Gacno is a unique lobelia lake in the Tuchola Forest, known for its clear waters and distinctive vegetation, such as lake lobelia and quillwort. Despite the lack of fish, it attracts tourists with a heart-shaped wooden pier and a 6.6-kilometer-long nature trail. Around the lake, visitors can observe rare plant species, as well as animals and birds.

The roads and paths that make up the Kashubian Route are mostly of good or very good quality, but exploring the charms of the Tuchola Forest often requires tackling challenging sections rife with sandy climbs, numerous roots, and fallen trees. Unexpected climbs also require good fitness, leg strength, and proper riding technique. Therefore, they are not always suitable for families with small children.

The promenade was nice, the marina was beautiful, there were a lot of people, so I moved on.

From the silence to the pounding in your ears. Sunshine, bikes, kayaks. What more could you want?

A cool tourist attraction in the Tuchola Forest.

Puck Bay is a quieter part of the Baltic Sea, separated from the open sea by the Hel Peninsula, ideal for cyclists looking for scenic routes and contact with nature. The shores of the bay offer numerous bike paths, including the popular Władysławowo–Puck–Rewa section, which runs along the water. The bay is famous for its shallow bottom and rich bird life, as well as conditions for water sports, especially in the areas of Chałupy and Kuźnica. In many places you can stop at piers or observation towers, and the tourist infrastructure is conducive to longer stops. This is an ideal region for recreational trips, combining landscapes, history and nature.

The Krakulice nature reserve includes a complex of peat bogs and wetlands in the Słowiński National Park. It is worth deviating from the route for a moment and walking along wooden footbridges to the viewing platform. This is an ideal place for bird watching, and in the undisturbed silence you will certainly hear their voices. In the summer you will certainly spot cranes.