A forest reserve in Cedynia Landscape Park with Pomeranian beech woods and the ravine of the Świergotka River, open to visitors.
The Dolina Świergotki nature reserve is a forest reserve in Cedynia municipality, established by a ministerial order of 11 May 1989. It covers 11.21 ha and is part of Cedynia Landscape Park.
Protection covers a site of Pomeranian beech wood, an oak-hornbeam wood with woodruff at the limit of its range, and the ravine of the Świergotka River. It is a small but varied fragment of forest on the steep slopes of the valley. The reserve lies in Cedynia municipality, so a visit can be combined with seeing the small town and its museum.
The reserve is open to visitors, but the source does not describe the route of a path. The rules for moving around and the places where entry is allowed are given by the signs on site and by the manager of the area. In the vicinity lie the Bielinek reserve and the Regional Museum in Cedynia.
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