Ujście Warty National Park

The Ujście Warty National park is a real paradise for nature lovers, especially for all enthusiasts of ornithology. Apart from the possibility of watching birds, the park has few walking and bike trails and also nature paths: 'Bird's Trail' and 'Garden of The Senses'. Additionally, fishing card owners can take part in amateur fishing.

The park was opened in 1977 in a place where the Słońsk Nature Reserve used to function. Ujście Warty Landscape Park was also added to protected areas, what forms a vast, exceptional in terms of natural values territory. The park consists of over 270 bird species, 34 mammals species, and over 390 vascular plant species. About 160 bird species are breeding species. One of the rarest specimens are grebes, cormorants, herons, Tibetan geese, barnacle gooses, and even white-tailed eagle. A lot of popular species also live here e.g. gulls, swans and ducks.

The entire territory has 8074ha and is surrounded by protection area which has 10453,99ha. Thanks to the rich flora and fauna and unique landscapes typical for swampy ecosystems, it is an ideal place for educational purposes and scientific research as well as leisure in the bosom of nature.