비노프스키 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

너도밤나무 숲의 산길에 있는 나무 위 작은 성소

Private campground on Lake Binowo. Cabins, tent sites, RV sites, and a petting zoo.

You should slightly deviate from the green trail and you will see a beautiful view of the Pyrzycka and Wełtyńska Plains.

The "Heart of the Forest" erratic boulder with a stylized inscription: "Here, time has a different dimension. Slow down, it's beating here... THE HEART OF THE FOREST." The boulder was placed in 2004 on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the State Forests. Right next to it, there is a rest area with fire pits, shelters, benches and tables.

The main intersection of the asphalt road in the Beech Forest. Take the Kołowska road to Kołowo and Podjuchy, and the Mazowiecka road to Binowo.

Lake Binowskie is a lake with no outflow, its area covers 52.4 ha. The reservoir is 1,300 m long and 730 m wide, and the total length of the coastline is 4,125 m. It is a fairly shallow body of water, with an average depth of 5.5 m and a maximum depth of 9.4 m. You can dive in it, but from 5 m below the water surface it is know the muddy bottom about yourself. The western shores are dry and forested. The eastern and northern ones are marshy with reed beds and rushes. In the past, the lake had perfectly clean water and very rare plant species lived there, including: flexible lake, perennial whorl and single-flowered brine. The reservoir was also a habitat for many species of lake fish and crayfish. There was even a nature reserve to be established here. Unfortunately, progressive water pollution causes irreversible changes to occur in this reservoir. The waters are class II cleanliness, anglers can still fish here.

Three Brothers Pass (German: Drei Brüder) - a small pass (approx. 130 m above sea level), between three hills: Bukowiec (148.3 m above sea level) - the highest elevation of the Szczecin Lowland, Klasztorny (133.7 m above sea level) and Kopytnik (132 0 m above sea level), in the main range of high moraine hills, called the Beech Mountains (Hills). The pass is associated with a legend about three brothers-robbers. The brothers attacked travelers, looting and killing them, until after one of the attacks they met a girl with whom they fell in love. Of course, after some time there was a fight in which the brothers killed each other. The unfortunate girl buried them under three stones (now there are three nearby hills), and not wanting to return to "civilization" after these traumatic experiences, she turned into a tree (the current Frater oak at the fork of Droga Kołowska and Klucka).

Very nice bathing lake