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Borówno

Accommodation in Borówno

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Borówno combines Lake Borówno with opportunities for active days and a quiet place of remembrance. In a forest by the lake is the WOPR Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship training and recreation centre. So when planning your trip, there is more to consider than just the scenery: Borówno also has a cycling route, a bathing area and opportunities for activities on the water.

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Borówno at a glance

The water in Lake Borówno is classified as Grade I. The bathing area has 100 metres of shoreline and is designated as a supervised bathing area. The approximately 37.5 km “Szlakiem zabytków i krajobrazów Gminy Dobrcz” cycling route passes through Borówno. The WOPR centre has a campsite and three pitches for motorhomes.

What does Lake Borówno offer?

If you’re planning to spend time by the water, the lake has a designated bathing area with 100 metres of shoreline.

The WOPR centre rents out “Garbus” pedal boats, kayaks and SUP boards. This gives you several ways to get out on the water. The grounds also have a fully lit beach volleyball court. If you’d rather plan an activity on land, you can make use of this sporting facility.

What routes and sports facilities are available?

The “Szlakiem zabytków i krajobrazów Gminy Dobrcz” cycling route is approximately 37.5 km long and passes through Borówno. Its length is a useful starting point if you’d like to include a bike ride in your travel plans.

A PTTK hike on trails around Lake Borówno is also associated with the area. The route started at the Borówno–Plaża bus stop and went through the streets of Borówno. This gives you a specific reference point for the hike, while the cycling route is a separate option with a stated distance. At Triathlon Poland, the swim takes place in the lake: the half-distance involves two laps and the full-distance four. The start traditionally takes place at the public “Plaża Borówno” beach, 1 Spacerowa Street.

What accommodation and food options are mentioned?

The WOPR centre has a campsite and three pitches for motorhomes.

The centre’s food and drink options include ice cream, burgers, fries, pancakes, drinks and set menus. The selection ranges from light bites and sweets to full menus.

Which natural and memorial sites shape the area?

Augustowo Nature Reserve is close to Borówno. It protects a site of wet alder carr forest, offering a different focus from the activities around the lake. Nature lovers can find a protected habitat here, distinct from water sports, the cycling route and the bathing area.

The history of the Second World War is also present in Borówno and its immediate surroundings. Borówno has a cemetery for victims of Nazi terror during the 1939–1945 wartime period. Nearby is also a mass grave of victims of German mass executions in 1939. Another execution site in the area is marked by its own memorial. These sites commemorate a history of violence and stand in stark contrast to the lakeside leisure activities.

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FAQ

How long is the cycling route through Borówno?

The “Szlakiem zabytków i krajobrazów Gminy Dobrcz” route is approximately 37.5 km long and passes through Borówno.

What activities are available on the water?

The WOPR centre rents out “Garbus” pedal boats, kayaks and SUP boards. Lake Borówno also has a designated supervised bathing area with 100 metres of shoreline.

Where did the described PTTK hike start?

The hike on trails around Lake Borówno started at the Borówno–Plaża bus stop and went through the streets of Borówno.

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