Nature reserve Bór Chrobotkowy

The reserve contains 70 different lichen species across its 41.50 hectares, with pine forests forming the primary vegetation throughout the protected area.

The Minister of Environmental Protection, Natural Resources and Forestry established this conservation area on December 31, 1993 to safeguard local ecosystems.

The reserve name derives from the Polish term for lichen forest, reflecting the traditional appreciation of the regional natural elements.

Visitors can access the reserve via the Chojnice-Kościerzyna railway line, with the nearest train station located in the town of Lubnia.

This location holds Poland's largest lowland population of Cladonia stellaris and contains one of only two lowland sites of Flavocetraria nivalis.

GPS coordinates: 53.92500,17.78330

Latest update: March 10, 2025 17:01