푸슈치 크니진스키에이‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The "Cieliczański Forest" reserve, within the Forest District's boundaries, covers an area of 239.98 hectares. Established in 1990, it was established to protect and preserve a fragment of the Knyszyńska Forest with numerous valuable forest communities of natural character. These communities are represented primarily by oak-hornbeam forests (with the rare wych elm in our forests), mixed coniferous forests, and alder forests. Ash-alder riparian forests are also well-preserved within the reserve's boundaries. The reserve is characterized by a great wealth and diversity of plant cover. It occupies an area rich in springs and seeps that form watercourses draining into the Supraśl River. https://zednia.bialystok.lasy.gov.pl/rezerwaty-przyrody

A forest road intersection in the heart of the Knyszyńska Forest, near the town of Surażkowo, on the green trail, in forest section 188. Looking around carefully, you'll notice numerous, large folk sculptures depicting January Uprising insurgents. The gallery was created to commemorate those who perished. The monuments were designed by Ryszard Bołtowicz.

Opposite the parking lot on the other side of the road we have the entrance to the Rybniki - Krzemianka walking and cycling trail. After 500m through the forest we have 300m of beautiful wetlands with a view of the valley, river and a shelter with a table. Being here it is worth visiting there. The trail goes further but at least the 800m to the shelter is definitely worth walking.

Signs at the entrance to the reserve inform about the ban on cycling. In the season, on a nice weekend, there are a lot of visitors. I suggest planning a trip outside of the obvious days and times.

One of the viewing terraces in the reserve. Very well maintained - looks brand new. There is also a great information board about the local springs feeding the Krzemionka stream: according to the information, such springs are rare in Poland, so they are protected here. Most of these springs are oval in shape and animals use them to drink water.

A great place to take a walk and breathe in clean air

An atmospheric bridge in a beautiful place.

Near the bridge, in the bushes, on the side of the semaphore, there is a small roof with benches. I posted one photo. It won't protect you from harsh conditions, but at least it's shaded on all sides.