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Instead of asking about boredom, we prefer to find out if you need more than peace these days? What we usually most want is more time for ourselves, relaxation, clean air and a little breath from the screens. These are the attractions we have in Gryżyna. The absolute lack of attractions in the literal sense.
We have a few ideas for spending time just for ourselves. An old house in the middle of a village, in the Gryżyński Landscape Park. Grażyńskie Lake, two kilometers away, natural educational paths, post-glacial and undulating terrain. A tour of the vineyards of which we have several in the area. There are breathtaking gorges, insanely flowering heathers, and innumerable 300-year-old oaks. Mushrooms, forest fruits, walks, lounging on the pier by the lake.
We are in the heart of the Landscape Park, so we will introduce you to our green buffer zone. The Gryżyńki Landscape Park covers 3,065.9 ha and protects the area of the Gryżyna glacial gutter. It is a kind of "open-air museum" of postglacial sculpture. There are numerous depressions in the shape of long shafts and domed hills. There are 6 lakes in the area of the Park: Jelito, Kałek, Jatnik, Grabinek, Bagienko and several fish ponds. The main river is Gryżyński Potok (also known as Gryżyna), which runs right next to Uroczysko.
Kałek Lake is one of the most attractive lakes in the Gryżyński Landscape Park for recreation. Clean water, the possibility of swimming or fishing, piers and the forest surroundings make it one of our favorite lakes in the area. An 8-kilometer educational trail runs around the lake, and its beginning is only 5 minutes from our Guest House.
You can also get to know the surrounding forests with a basket in your hand. There is a chance that even inexperienced mushroom pickers will return with an armful of hats. In the local forests, we collect buttermilk and boletus, because we are not mushroom specialists, and put those with spongy linings into the basket.
Even if you do not mind bending down for butterflies, it is worth going to the forest, and even necessary. The alleys of oak and pine groves on the undulating, post-glacial terrain are breathtaking. It is enough to cross the country road to find yourself in the wild nature. You can start your walk along the educational path from your home. The route "Gryżyńskie Uroczyska" is about 10 kilometers long and leads through unspoiled areas. It is perfectly marked with signposts and information about the unique species of plants and animals inhabiting the surrounding forests. It leads through Gryżyńskie Rushes, bridges over numerous streams, ravines, a glacial gutter, peat bogs, a glacial lake and an endless forest.
If you are into enotourism, that is wine tours, then you hit the nail on the head. Lubuskie has brilliant conditions for growing grapes, because it is the warmest in Poland, and the soil is light, sandy, built with a layer of clay, and also surrounded by lakes and forests, and an undulating post-glacial area. There are several smaller and larger vineyards within a radius of 25 kilometers. The nearest "Od Nowa" and "Pod Lubuskim Słońcem" are located just a few kilometers from Gryżyna.
The Od Nowa Vineyard is located only 8 kilometers from Uroczysko Gryżyna. It has been run by Mrs. Maria and Mr. Tadeusz for 9 years. The vineyard grows rieslingi and pinot blanc grapes. From the fruits of these varieties, the Olejarz produces exquisite sparkling wine using the champagne method.
By taking a 6-kilometer road through the forest, you can reach the Pod Lubuskie Słońcem vineyard, which has been run by Mrs. Bożena for several years. You will be able to visit the vineyard, hear about grape varieties and taste the wonderful drink. You can also buy wines. We recommend the wonderful red "Mona", winner of many awards.
A little further, 22 kilometers from Uroczysko Gryżyna, in our poviat town, Krosno Odrzańskie, Guillaume Dubois, he founded the Gostchorze vineyard 14 years ago. He uses the experience gained in Paris and Champagne to produce Polish sparkling wines, which have won prizes in competitions in Zielona Góra and Jasło.