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The railway bridge suspended over the Gwda between Górzna and Jastrowie is a unique historical monument and one of the most interesting tourist attractions in the region. Built in 1914, it was supposed to support the economic development of these areas, but it was partially blown up by retreating German troops in 1945. The ruins of the bridge have survived to this day, hanging picturesquely over the river, attracting photographers, cyclists and history buffs. Despite the lack of utility, its industrial silhouette in the natural surroundings makes a big impression. The bridge is visible from the main road, but you can get closer by taking a path from the west.

The bridge was built in 1914. In 1945 it was blown up by retreating German troops.

A bridge built over the Gwda River in 1914. The Jastrowie - Złotów railway line ran through here. The bridge was made of steel, in a truss structure and was about 60 meters long. In February 1945, retreating German troops blew up the bridge, but it was not completely destroyed, it only got jammed between the damaged abutments. After the war, the railway line was dismantled and taken to the USSR, but the bridge remained and in this form it exists to this day.

Large, well-kept area with a shelter and a fireplace.

Right by the river with the possibility of lighting a fire. There's even something resembling a fireplace. Bravo Forestry Inspectorate!

The bridge can be seen from the main road

The bridge was built in 1914 for the Jastrowie - Węgierce railway line. The bridge was blown up in January 1945.

Access to the bridge abutment along the path and then along the embankment/embankment behind the road bridge towards Jastrowie.