Discover Przesieki

• Przesieki lies on the Przysieka and near the Drawa.
• The Torfowisko w Przesiekach peat bog is considered a valuable natural site.
• The village is home to the archaeological settlement site “punkt osadniczy, st. 3”.
• A long, narrow forest lake nearby covers about 15 ha and has a shoreline of 2,500 m.

The waterways have different connections to the village: Przesieki lies on the Przysieka, while the Drawa flows near the village. The Płociczna, in turn, joins another river near Przesieki. This distinction helps you factor a specific destination into your plans, rather than considering only the general location by the water.

A 2021 source mentions a parking area for several dozen cars, a kayak rental, a bridge and access to the Drawa about 2 km beyond Przesieki. This describes a location in the surrounding area, not a facility in the village itself. If this access point is important for your plans, check the conditions before setting out.

The nearby forest lake is long and narrow. It covers approximately 15 ha and has a shoreline of 2,500 m. These two measurements describe different aspects: the lake’s approximate area and the length of its shore. They give you a clearer idea of the lake’s size.

On the side of the lake facing the village, there is a large meadow, a beach volleyball court and a wooden shelter. These facilities are located on this side of the lake; this does not imply anything about the entire lakeshore. As infrastructure can change, check the condition of the facilities mentioned before visiting.

In Przesieki itself, the peat bog and the archaeological settlement site offer two distinct points of interest: one is a valuable natural site, while the other is a site listed in the heritage register under the name “punkt osadniczy, st. 3”.

Bunkers, remnants of the Pomeranian Wall, can be found in the area around Przesieki and Osieczno. How clearly individual remains can be seen varies by location. The former road from Berlin to Danzig, which Przesieki lies on, provides another historical reference; this refers to the former route of the road. An article also reports that information boards were put up in 2004 next to the former manor house of the Paasche family in Zacisze.

The “Jeleń” pine tree stands on the road between Przesieki and Kuźnica Żelichowska, so it is not in the village itself. If you plan to visit this tree, bear in mind that its condition may change. Together, these examples illustrate different scales: an archaeological site in Przesieki, historical connections in the surrounding area, and a natural landmark on a road between two villages.

First, consider which locations are essential to your trip: the peat bog and archaeological settlement site are in Przesieki; the forest lake, the pine tree and Zacisze are destinations in the surrounding area.

Discover more destinations: Trzcianka, Czarnków, Huta Szklana, Drawsko, Miłkowo, Kocień Wielki, Krzyż Wielkopolski, Kuźniczka.

Which river joins another near Przesieki?

The Płociczna joins another river near Przesieki. The village also lies on the Przysieka and near the Drawa.

Where is the described access point to the Drawa?

A 2021 source places it about 2 km beyond Przesieki and also mentions a parking area, kayak rental and bridge there. Check the conditions before setting out.

What are the features of the forest lake near Przesieki?

The long, narrow lake covers approximately 15 ha and has a shoreline of 2,500 m. On the side facing the village, there is a meadow, a beach volleyball court and a wooden shelter.

For the broader travel overview: Czarnikau.