A distinctive forest, the only one in Poland, with its characteristic crooked trees

Thanks to a wooden view tower on Mount Leszczynowa – one of the highest hills in Suwałki Landscape Park, vast panoramas of Lake Hańcza and postglacial landscape of the Park can be admired.

Artificial lake „Siemianówka” is one of the biggest artificial lakes in Poland. Retention reservoir is a dwelling place of a lot of species of rare birds. It was artificially stocked with fry and now is quite an attractive place for anglers.

It has been entered on a list of international biosphere reserves. The rich vegetation and an abundance of hiking trails make this park attractive for tours.

The biggest attraction of the route is the Bartek Oak, called the King of the Świętorzyski Wilderness. This is the oldest tree in Poland, according to numerous legends it is over 1000 years old.

One of Poland’s oldest trees and its most famous natural monument

„Batory Mountain” is the highest hill in the Polish part of the Bialoviezha Forest (183 m above sea level). Named „Batory Mountain” in honour of the King Stefan Batory who hunted in the Bialoviezha Forest.

Bay in former sand mine - precious area of nature and landscape in Myślin.

A prehistoric hunter’s camp of mammoths, rhinoceroses and other extinct animals from the Ice Age.

The most spectacular open-air panoramas in Suwalszczyzna with the views of lake complexes and the region’s symbol – Mount Cisowa as well as a considerable part of the Suwałki Landscape Park.

A good place to admire the panorama of Roztocze Środkowe.

Europe’s only remaining pristine lowland forest.  Its diverse wildlife and many species of plants contribute to the fact that the park was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

It is the largest park in Poland in which the unusual river valley of the Biebrza, its unique fauna and flora and several hundred of species of birds make it a haven for visitors.

„Bieniszew” – in the forests overgrowing the reserve there appeared old crops of pines, oaks and hornbeams. It is situated on the territory of Kazimierz Biskupi commune and takes the area of 144,4 ha.

The cave on Bisnik Hill has been famous for a long time. The local people believed that it contained hidden treasures which were the reason for digging in the sediments. The last of the local treasure hunters were encountered here in 1965, still...