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Voivodship · Poland
Lubuskie is the forested western borderland of Poland, with more woodland than any other region and hundreds of lakes. Paddle the Obra and the Pliszka, cycle the Łagów Lakeland, sail on Lake Sława and explore the tunnels of the Międzyrzecz Fortified Region, home to one of the largest bat colonies in Europe, while the Warta Mouth marshes teem with birds.
7 adventures
Urban exploration3 routesPoland
Tens of kilometres of German wartime tunnels 30 m underground, linking concrete bunkers along an old frontier.
Wildlife watching3 routesPoland
A vast floodplain at the mouth of the Warta where tens of thousands of geese gather each autumn.
Wildlife watchingPoland
One of the largest bat hibernation sites in Europe, inside the tunnels of the old German fortifications.
KayakingPoland
A narrow, fast and overgrown forest river, often called the wildest paddle in western Poland.
KayakingPoland
A meandering river and canal system through the Lubusz lakeland, ending at the old fortified region.
SailingPoland
The biggest sailing lake in Lubuskie, with a long reach and the best wind in the region.
CyclingPoland
Lakes, moraine hills and beech forest around the castle village of Łagów.