Imagine a forest of short twisted pines bending over clusters of greyish carpet of lichens, so dry that every step makes a crunch of breaking small branches. No mosses, no low shrubs - just dead forest. However, after rain forest slightly comes back to life. It is dry like before, only the carpet under our feet is soft. Such image of forest is typical of Central European lichen Scots pine forests with richly developed mossy-lichen layer. Bor Chrobotkowy site in Pomerania region is a site of community importance within Natura 2000 European Network. more »

Bor Chrobotkowy site is located near the Chojnice-Koscierzyna railway. The closes station is in Lubnia. more »