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In a small settlement, surrounded by the Tuchola Landscape Park, contrary to appearances, life does not go slowly, because there are so many possibilities here that you have to take care of boredom. From the entire list, you have to choose what is closest to you and indulge in the idyllic atmosphere here. Our main role is played by nature, which can be admired from the garden, terrace and balcony of one of the bedrooms.
In the spacious interiors of the house and its surroundings, you can:
- enjoy your morning coffee overlooking the forest,
- organize badminton tournaments in the garden or ping pong in the basement space or compete in board games at the large table in the dining room,
- relax on sunbeds or a large hammock in the garden,
- use the sauna located in the house,
- eat romantic dinners on a pleasantly lit terrace covered with curtains,
- spend cool evenings by the fireplace talking or joint film screenings.
There are 4 bikes in the basement that will help you explore the area. And it, in a nutshell, is: forests with countless hiking and cycling routes, clean lakes (the closest - Szpitalne, approx. 1000 m from the house, and Średniak, approx. 2.5 km), and a meandering river. Let's take a closer look at it.
Right next to the house is the entrance to the forest, which is full of mushrooms in the season. It also has an unusual attraction - a mining village, which was created to present the history of the only underground lignite mine in northern Poland, where it was mined using the deep-sea method. We have prepared maps for our guests to help find this place, located approx. 150 m from the house.
Brda offers one of the most beautiful canoeing routes in our country. There is a river bend at the height of our house. Before Piła-Młyn on the Brda River, there is a section called Piekiełek, it is a natural reserve in the Brda River Valley nature reserve. The watershed section of the river between the settlements of Świt and Piła-Młyn is characterized by numerous boulders, named by raftsmen: Chudy, Tłusty, Warkota, Kierda, Kentzer (and many others) and fallen trees. The water drop in this section is 2%, making it ideal for water fun for advanced skiers. For amateurs and those who want to go canoeing with children, the river has gentler sections. You can go, for example, from Piła-Młyn to Nogawica or go out to one of the lakes.
Along the river, there are also quite wild hiking trails and sometimes with high escarpments. Walking along the Brda River, you can reach the forester's lodge in Świta, where there are 300-year-old oaks, which are said to remember Napoleon's visit.
On the opposite side of the settlement to the river, there is Szpitalne lake. The main road will take you over it in 15 minutes, but the shortcut through the forest takes only 5 minutes. You will find a pier over the water. The bottom of the lake is very clean and the beaches above it are wild. A public beach with a lifeguard and a water equipment rental is located about 2 km away, on Lake Średniak.
If you want to go to the city, Tuchola, the capital of Bory Tucholskie, is 16 km away from us. It is worth seeing the building of the municipal office, which stands on the site of the castle that existed until the 18th century, the Museum of Bory Tucholskie and the old town with a medieval urban layout. A unique monument of hydrotechnical architecture in the form of an aqueduct modeled on Roman buildings can be seen in Fojutowo, 38 km away. The aqueduct is 75 meters long and is a crossroads of two watercourses - Czerska Struga and Wielki Kanał Brda. The difference in levels between them is 9 meters. In the agritourism area in Wymysłów (21 km from the house) there is the Museum of the North American Indians Sat-Okha with original Indian exhibits. There is also Bydgoszcz, 50 km away from us, and there, among many attractions, there is a historic river island. Młyńska Island is a green enclave of the city with the Modern Art Gallery, the European Money Center and the possibility of renting water bikes.
Nature lovers will enjoy a walk along a 3.5-kilometer long nature and educational path consisting of 10 stops - Jelenia Wyspa, located in the Bagna nad Stążką nature reserve (8 km from Tuchola). During an hour-long walk, you can get to know the plant communities characteristic of Bory Tucholskie, including very impressive peat bogs. In Woziwoda, a 5 km long nature and forest path with 13 stops awaits you, during which you can admire floating islands and mid-forest lakes.