Roztocze National Park

The park encompasses 8,483 hectares of land, including 8,102 hectares of forests situated in the upper Wieprz River valley of eastern Poland.

The national park, established in 1974, originated from the Zamoyski Family Estate forests, which were managed by the prominent noble family since the 16th century.

The park's educational center in Zwierzyniec presents exhibits about regional flora and fauna, featuring audio guides and detailed dioramas of local wildlife species.

Visitors can access multiple hiking trails, including paths to Bukowa Mountain and Echo Ponds, while some routes require entrance permits and seasonal fees.

The Conservation Breeding Center in Florianka maintains a population of Polish primitive horses, direct descendants of the extinct wild tarpan species.

Location: Lublin Voivodeship

Inception: 1974

Website: http://roztoczanskipn.pl/pl

GPS coordinates: 50.61667,22.96667

Latest update: May 28, 2025 18:37