Roztocze National Park
Beech and fir forest along the upper Wieprz river in southeastern Poland
Forest covers 81.02 km2 of the park, and it includes more than 400 ancient trees classed as "nature monuments" and some of the largest firs in Poland, up to 50 metres high. The Wieprz valley, with its reintroduced beavers and Koniks, runs through the middle.
Things to do
- On footWalk one of the five walking trails through the forest
- By bikeCycle the dedicated bicycle trail
- Try thisLook for beaver colonies along the Wieprz valley
- HeritageVisit the cemeteries in Zwierzyniec, which recall the battles fought here
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Wieprz valley
Home to thriving beaver colonies, reintroduced in 1979