Kampinos National Park
Pine forest, sand dunes and swamps on Warsaw's north-western edge
Kampinos Forest (Puszcza Kampinoska) is a pine-covered remnant of the old Masovian Forest, with sand dunes and swamp meadows on the outskirts of Warsaw. Its emblem is the moose, and it also holds war cemeteries and insurgent graves.
Things to do
- On footWalk the 360 kilometres of marked trails, including the four day-long east–west routes of 40 to 60 km
- By bikeCycle the 200 kilometres of cycling trails
- HeritageVisit the Palmiry Memorial cemetery and museum
- On footFollow the yellow route from Granica to the Jagiellon Oak, over 400 years old
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Jagiellon Oak
Hollow but living oak, over 400 years old, standing alone on a small plain.