Nature reserve Wąwóz Szaniawskiego

The reserve spans 13.93 hectares of protected land, containing mixed forests with pine trees, oaks, maples, lime trees, and hornbeams across varied terrain.

The reserve, established in 1977, takes its name from writer Jerzy Szaniawski, who owned the surrounding lands and lived in a manor house within the area.

The foundations and stairs of the Szaniawski manor house remain on site, marking where the writer's residence stood before burning down in September 1977.

Visitors can access the reserve through marked hiking and cycling trails, with entry points located near the town of Jadwin in the Mazovian Voivodeship.

The protected area includes 34 natural monuments, including two granite formations, and features rare alpine currant bushes in its understory vegetation.

GPS coordinates: 52.48080,21.06170

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:39