Viewpoints
a steppe reserve on Morenka hill with a viewpoint over the Oder valley from Szczecin to Gryfino
Churches and monasteries
granite church of the 13th century with a Baroque altar, a font of 1691 and a recovered bell
Parks and nature
a floristic reserve above the lower Oder with Poland's largest population of the small corydalis
Things to do in Kołbaskowo: two nature reserves above the Oder valley, with a viewpoint, and a late Romanesque church of granite cobbles.
Kołbaskowo lies right by the German border, on the edge of the lower Oder valley. Nature matters more here than buildings, and the church rounds off the route.
Two reserves lie on the edge of the Oder valley and both are free to enter, so one outing is easy to plan.
Rezerwat przyrody Wzgórze Widokowe nad Międzyodrzem (Viewpoint Hill over the Międzyodrze Nature Reserve) is a steppe reserve set up in 1973 on Morenka hill. At the top is a viewpoint with a stone seat, with a view of the Oder valley.
Rezerwat przyrody Kamienieckie Wąwozy im. prof. Janiny Jasnowskiej (Kamieniec Ravines Nature Reserve) is a floristic reserve created in February 2023. It protects the largest population of fumewort in Poland, and the White-tailed Eagle Trail runs through the area.
Kościół Świętej Trójcy w Kołbaskowie (Church of the Holy Trinity) is a late Romanesque building dating to the later 13th century, built of granite cobbles laid in courses. It stands on a raised churchyard on the site of a former cemetery. It has a Baroque altar and a bell from 1672, found in 2015.
From the viewpoint at the top of Morenka hill, in the Viewpoint Hill reserve. There is a stone seat there.
The largest population of fumewort in Poland. It is a floristic reserve above the lower Oder valley.
