피아스키 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The tower is freely accessible and offers a beautiful view over the Szczecin Lagoon.

Border crossing is closed until further notice.

The border crossing is currently closed. Polish soldiers are on site, polite but strict—passing is currently not possible.

Currently (July 9, 2025), the crossing is manned by armed Polish border guards, cordoned off with barrier tape, and is no longer passable.

Manowce Castle in Trzebieradz (known as Haffhorst until 1945) was built in the neoclassical style at the beginning of the 20th century, probably based on a design by the architect Theodor Bless. The commissioner and first owner was Georg Wegner, senior physician and director of the hospital in Pommerensdorf. In 1754, a tar kiln stood on this site, and later, a woodshed and raft-building site was built here. Eduard Silbernagel acquired the property in 1923 and sold it to the National Socialist People's Welfare (NSV) in 1941. The NSV established a district school in the castle and used the other buildings as a maternity home. The property survived World War II undamaged. It was captured by the Soviet Army towards the end of April 1945. After 1945, a military post of the border guard was located here. From the late 1940s to the early 1990s, the castle was used for recreational purposes, initially by the Society of Children's Friends and later as a summer camp for the Warsaw City Council. In the 1990s, a private investor purchased the property and began renovating the castle and surrounding buildings, but eventually abandoned his investment. A few years ago, a new owner took over the castle and its park and restored them to their former glory.

top on the Polish side, flop on the German side

Small border crossing in the middle of the forest. 👍

I recommend using DW 114, little car traffic, very good surface. No shops on the way