The "Krępak" nature trail is a charming 1.5-kilometer loop path through the reserve of the same name. At the beginning of the path there is a free parking lot and a tourist shelter. There are facilities on the path in the form of stairs and bridges. The path is perfect for a trip with the whole family.
The "Krępak" nature reserve in the Bircza forest district was established in 1991 to protect a fir-beech forest of natural origin, with undergrowth characteristic of the foothill form of the Carpathian beech forest, as well as interesting landform elements and geological peculiarities. The reserve includes animals such as the wolf, lynx, wildcat and birds such as the eagle owl and the Ural owl.