Drawa National Park
Fast forest river, deep valleys and lakes in north-western Poland
The Drawa runs fast enough to resemble a mountain river, cutting deep valleys through the Drawsko Forest of beech and pine. Oaks up to 400 years old, peat-bogs and the meromictic lake Czarne lie within its borders.
Things to do
- On the waterPaddle the Drawa kayaking trail, with canoe rental including transport and retrieval
- Try thisCamp at Bogdanka, where the Drawa and Korytnica rivers meet
- Try thisLook at the Kamienna Hydroelectric Dam in Głusko from outside
- Try thisFish the Drawa or the Ostrowieckie and Sitno lakes with a day permit
Also worth seeing
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Drawa kayaking trail
Forty kilometres of fast river through the park, with camp sites roughly every 9 km.