Lakes
the largest lake of the Szczecinek Lakeland, with an underwater pine forest and bathing areas
Parks and nature
the largest heathlands in Poland on a former training ground, with a yellow trail, loops and a viewing tower
a forest and peat bog reserve on Lake Ciemino, beside cycling routes and bunkers of the Pomeranian Wall
Free things to do in Borne Sulinowo: Lake Pile and two reserves, Diabelskie Pustacie and Bagno Ciemino, three outdoor places.
A proposal for those who prefer water, heather and woods to exhibition halls. The whole town is described on what to see in Borne Sulinowo, and free suggestions from the region are gathered under free attractions in West Pomerania.
Pile holds the record among the lakes of the area: about 980 hectares of water and 31 kilometres of shore. The town lies right beside it, as do Piława, Dąbrowica and Silnowo, so a beach or jetty is never far. The water body is 9,150 metres long, so a walk along the shore can fill a whole day.
The Diabelskie Pustacie reserve covers over nine hundred hectares of heathland on a former military training ground and has educational trails and a viewing tower. It was set up in November 2008. The second goal is the Bagno Ciemino reserve, woodland beside Lake Ciemino on about four hundred hectares, where swamp pinewoods and peat bogs are under protection. It lies in the eastern part of the municipality, roughly a kilometre north-east of Łączno.
Diabelskie Pustacie. The reserve also has educational trails.
About 980 hectares, and it is the largest lake of the Szczecinek Lakeland.
