Nature reserve Bocianowskie Bagno

The reserve spans 70 hectares of pine forests with rich undergrowth, containing high dunes covered with old pines adjacent to marshes and peat lakes.

The Bocianowskie Bagno Nature Reserve was established in 1982 to protect the pine forests growing on dune and peat terrain in the Mazovian region.

The area functions as a sanctuary for black storks, cranes, moose, and wild boars, making it a representative site of Polish woodland biodiversity.

Visitors can access the reserve through public transportation from PKP-Kołbiel-Rynek station and explore the educational nature trail called Celestynowskie Forests.

The reserve contains rare carnivorous plants such as common bladderwort and round-leaved sundew, along with northern water lilies in the peat lakes.

Inception: 1982

GPS coordinates: 52.06670,21.36670

Latest update: March 3, 2025 20:11