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Ostoja Nadwarcianska

Site code
PLH 300009

English name:
Nadwarcianska Refuge

Niziny Srodkowopolskie

Ostoja Nadwarcianska

Some advice

How to get to Ostoja Nadwarcianska?

The are of Ostoja Nadwarcianska are perfect for hikes and water trips. Toursitic and relaxation values of Warta valley define specific features and elements of natural environment to a large measure. Relief of the site, waters, usage of the area (forests among others) and climate dicide about touristic attraction.

Konin is a city located nearest ostoja Nadwarcianska. If you want to get to vicinity of the refuge, you should head to Konin.

By car

From Warsaw or Poznan to Konin by national road E 30,
From Bydgoszcz or Torun through Inowroclaw to Konin,
From the southern sides (Wroclaw, Opole, Czestochowa) the best way is to head to Kalisz and then to Konin.

By train
Trains ply to Konin from most of the biggest cities in Poland. There is few interesting didactic paths in vicinity especially worth to recommend to school children. Addictionally there are well-situated camps with good infrastructure.

"Starorzecze" educational path,
"Nad Lutynia" educational path,
"Orla" dicactic and bicycle path.

Cartography by
The UNEP/GRID-Warsaw Centre

(JT)

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