리즈바르스키에 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A bridge over a small lake, accessible on foot, by mountain bike or gravel.

On December 25, 2020, an unknown perpetrator set fire to the Oak, which collapsed weakened. I have attached pics from 2019 when I last saw him grow. I feel a special sentiment for this place, because as a few years old I listened to stories about this tree and its importance for the local residents from the mouth of my saint. in memory of my grandfather, who was a forester in nearby Klonów. The first four years of my life I grew up with him in a forester's lodge, and as a child I spent hours wandering around this area. And I will say this - you have to be a completely dull and limited pitcher to mindlessly burn a tree that has not bothered anyone for 500 years, where soldiers swore an oath of allegiance to their homeland, where young couples confessed their first love. Perhaps the realization of the hopeless stupidity, senselessness and irreversibility of the consequences of this act - if the perpetrator ever matures - will be some kind of punishment for him.

Here grows the largest natural monument of the Górznieńsko-Lidzbarski nature reserve, the oak "Dąb Rzeczpospolitej".

com / de / en Natural Monument "Dąb Rzeczpospolitej", 35 m high, circumference 641 cm in diameter, about 500 years Naturdenkmal "Dąb Rzeczpospolitej", Stieleiche (Quercus robur L., Syn .: Quercus pedunculata Hoffm.), Höhe: 35 Meter, Stammumfang: 641 cm, ca. 500 Jahre alt    Natural monument "Dąb Rzeczpospolitej", pedunculate oak (Quercus robur), 35 m high, circumference: 641 cm, age: ~ 500 years

I also visited this old and mighty tree. A magical place! :)

The oak tree of the Commonwealth is a real giant. In the reserve, Jar Brynicy raises to the sky its magnificent crown and marks half the road between Górzno and Lidzbark Welski. It is also the center of a landscape park. The Crown of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth rises 33 meters above the ground. It is a pedunculate oak with a trunk circumference of 649 centimeters. Probably 500 years old.

Oak of the Republic