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Nature

The colourful chequerboard of fertile farmlands, meadows, and forests, crossed by morainic valleys where the waters of River Kania and River Obra flow in their slow, languid manner — all these beautiful sights make for the picturesque landscape of Gostyń and its surroundings. Although the land is predominantly agricultural in character, it nevertheless acts as an environment perfectly suited for weekend excursions, especially ones done by bike. There are many cycling routes to explore, and the number of bike paths is constantly growing.

The northern part of Gostyń Gmina belongs to the Krzywińsko-Osiecki Protected Landscape Area. Its forests are characterised by a great diversity of tree species and animals.

One of the most popular tourist attractions in the area is the Torfowisko Źródliskowe1 Nature Reserve, which is located in the vicinity of the Stary Gostyń village. A true paradise for nature lovers, the reserve contains about 250 species of vascular plants and cryptogams, including the Juncus subnodulosus plant association. The nature reserve is among the most treasured natural sites in the Wielkopolskie Voivodship.

Visitors are also encouraged to explore the village of Ostrowo, whose surroundings feature a hillside that acts as a vantage point overlooking the morainic landscape of the region.

 


1 Torfowisko Źródliskowe roughly translates to “a spring peat bog” (here, spring is used in the sense that concerns water, not the season).