Parks and nature
peat bog reserve with a peat dome, sundews and an educational trail on wooden boardwalks
Parks and nature
lakeside park from the late 19th century with a rose garden, a concert shell and natural monuments
Parks and nature
reserve with old oak stands and Gagea spathacea beside a nature path and cycling trails
Parks and nature in Szczecinek: the Town Park on Lake Trzesiecko and the Bagno Kusowo and Dęby Wilczkowskie reserves, all three free of charge.
Green Szczecinek combines a lakeside town park with two nature reserves outside the centre. A walk in the park takes a few hours, while the reserves need a separate trip by bike or car.
The nearest option is Park Miejski w Szczecinku (Town Park in Szczecinek). It runs along the Szczecinek shore of Lake Trzesiecko, from Lelewela street to the Town Stadium. It was laid out in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and remains one of the main places for a stroll.
Inside you will find roses, a concert shell and veteran trees, and five cycling routes cross the grounds. Entry costs nothing, so it makes an easy break from sightseeing in the centre. You can pair the walk with the article on Szczecinek on its isthmus between the lakes.
Two, and each protects something different. Rezerwat przyrody Bagno Kusowo (Bagno Kusowo nature reserve) is a raised peat bog in the forest about 12 km from town, with an educational trail on boardwalks. It covers about 327 ha, and the peat reaches 12 m in places.
Rezerwat przyrody Dęby Wilczkowskie (Dęby Wilczkowskie Nature Reserve) is much smaller, a little over 3 ha. It protects deciduous woodland with old oaks and the rare yellow star-of-Bethlehem. It lies next to cycling routes and the Las Klasztorny path, so it fits well into a bike trip.
All three places are free. If you travel with children, also see things for kids in Szczecinek or go back to the full list of parks and nature across the region.
Nothing. All three places carry the free-entry tag, "Bezpłatne".
A raised peat bog crossed by an educational trail on boardwalks. The reserve lies in the forest, about 12 km north-west of Szczecinek.
Yes, five cycling routes run through the park. It also has a rose garden and a concert shell.
