공원 나로도위 보리 투콜스키 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The green trail of the Seven Lakes Stream begins in Charzykowy, where the headquarters of the Tuchola Forest National Park is located.

It is worth leaving the forest path you are on, just a few meters, to approach Lake Gacno Wielkie, another of the incredibly beautiful lakes in the Tuchola Forest. The atmosphere is such that Monet would not be ashamed. However, there is something about lakes that takes you.

Here you can rest and improve your aesthetic resources! Not only a viewpoint, but a very beautifully maintained place for tourists: wooden benches, roofing. The view of the huge Charzykowskie Lake is extraordinary from above, especially if you manage to observe the sunset (or sunrise, if you get up early...) of the sun.

A very old tree and therefore a natural monument. Over 600 years old! - this one must have seen its day! It looks very majestic. Maybe, if you listen carefully, you will hear some words from a great sage?

Lake Charzykowskie is a popular body of water located in the Tuchola Forest, ideal for water sports enthusiasts, especially sailing, thanks to its large surface area and good wind conditions. There are many bike trails in the area leading through the forests and along the lake shore, which allows for a peaceful exploration of the region. In the town of Charzykowy itself, there is a modern marina, and in the summer, numerous regattas and outdoor events take place here. Cyclists should prepare for mixed surfaces, from asphalt to forest sections, so a trekking or cross bike will be the best choice.

A walk along the Strugi Seven Lakes Trail, and here is a section along Lake Jeleń. It is the second largest lake in Struga with a surface area of 48.20 ha and a maximum depth of 10.7 m. Lake Jeleń begins a series of reservoirs with a latitudinal course. It is divided into two water bodies by a narrow (approx. 4 m) isthmus. Like Lake Ostrowite, it represents hard-water oligo- and mesotrophic reservoirs with underwater meadows of Charetea. https://archiwum.pnbt.com.pl/jelen-644,163,541

Everyone can see what a forest is like. It's a pity that when adding this attraction, its author didn't write anything about the forest path he was traveling on. There's no shortage of pine forests in Poland and the one visible in the photos is nice, but is it exceptional?

Wow, that's an attraction, like a supernatural phenomenon. There are a few or maybe even a dozen of these split trees in every forest, but are they worth pointing out as attractions? Well, probably not necessarily.