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The Łopuchowskie Boulder Field is a picturesque reserve between Lake Hańcza and Łopuchowo, where seven amphitheatrically arranged terminal moraine ridges create a hilly, rugged landscape. On the steep slopes lie accumulations of granite boulders, while the depressions conceal peat bogs – a great place for a short stop with a view of the "glacial" terrain.

Beautiful views - like from a fairy tale...

The beach is accessed by an asphalt road from the village of Błaskowizna and a gravel road from the Łopuchowo side. The beach is sandy and the water is clean. Lake Hańcza is known. There is a shelter and a place for a bonfire. In Błaskowizna it is possible to spend the night in a tent.

A very interesting shelter in the center of Bachanów - a great starting point for a hike along Czarna Hańcza (there is also a parking space here, so even better). You will also find useful information about the most interesting places in the Suwałki Landscape Park, and a series of signs for several trails right next to it invites you to set off somewhere right away.

It's a shame that this is all that's left of the beautiful palace. Unfortunately, this is not an isolated case, which is something to be regretted.

A small beach in Stara Hańcza, close to MOR Green Velo on the road to Wiżajny.

The name of this attraction is not accidental. We chose this section thinking that it might be attractive and we were right, because it is very attractive but not for cyclists, unless for lovers of extreme riding. To be honest, we had to walk our bikes for a significant part of this section. The path is very narrow and in some places overgrown with dense vegetation, but it is still possible to complete it. The worst thing is that there are a lot of protruding stones of various sizes and protruding roots on the route, which make pedaling difficult and it is basically impossible to avoid them. Moreover, the path also runs along a slope and a moment of inattention may lead to a nasty fall. Therefore, I do not recommend this section for cyclists, but definitely for walkers. These difficulties are not visible in the photos (I was concentrating on avoiding obstacles), and it would be a pity if my warnings were confirmed. If someone doesn't believe me, try driving there and describe your feelings.

We didn't manage to get directly to the boulder fields, but only saw them from the road. Therefore, only such photos were taken. The reasons are: a farm, a corn field separating the boulder fields from the road, a fence and warnings in the style of private land. I don't know if turning right at the fork in the road will get you to the boulder fields, but I didn't see any signpost there.