Narew National Park

The park encompasses a 35-kilometer section of the Narew River, featuring multiple river channels that create a network of waterways through extensive wetlands and meadows.

Before its establishment as a national park in 1996, the protected territory belonged to the Narew Landscape Park, which served as a foundation for conservation efforts.

Traditional wooden village houses, ancient road crosses, and windmills remain scattered throughout the surrounding area, representing local architectural heritage from past centuries.

Visitors can explore the park through marked trails, observation points, and water routes, while engine-powered boats are restricted to maintain the natural environment.

The park contains 213 bird species and maintains a population of 260 beavers that shape the landscape through their natural dam-building activities.

Location: Wólka Waniewska

Inception: 1996

Website: http://npn.pl

GPS coordinates: 53.07333,22.89000

Latest update: May 27, 2025 07:01