Discover Pionki: Forest Trails and Staw Górny
Accommodation in Pionki
In Pionki, forest trails and Staw Górny offer two different sides of a stay: nature experiences in the Kozienicka Forest area and water-based leisure activities. A 24-kilometre route, a nature education trail and the seasonal bathing information for 2026 give you concrete details to help plan your visit.
Pionki, Church of Saint Barbara and John Paul II monument
Photo: 24april1975 via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Pionki at a glance
- The yellow trail through the Kozienicka Forest is 24 km long.
- The green trail is called Pionki–Radom.
- A nature education trail runs through the “Źródło Królewskie” nature reserve.
- The 2026 bathing season at Staw Górny began on 20 June; the bathing area and Splash Park were open to visitors.
- The Wake Park at Staw Górny is the region’s only water-ski lift.
- The “Staw Górny” Recreation Centre was established in the 1970s on the basis of the reservoir and the surrounding land.
What trails and natural sites are there in Pionki?
Pionki’s location in the Kozienicka Forest landscape made it possible to create forest trails for hikers and cyclists. The yellow trail runs for 24 km through the Kozienicka Forest. Its length gives you a concrete measure for planning when the route itself matters to your hiking plans. The green Pionki–Radom trail adds another option, with a name that identifies both places. This gives you different points of reference: the yellow trail’s length and course through the forest, and the place names in the green trail’s name.
A nature education trail also runs through the “Źródło Królewskie” nature reserve. It offers a distinct nature-focused experience alongside the hiking trails. If you are choosing between a forest route with a stated distance, the Pionki–Radom trail and a nature-focused theme, these differences can help you decide. The options therefore cater to different interests rather than presenting just one way to experience nature.
What does Staw Górny offer visitors?
The “Staw Górny” Recreation Centre was established in the 1970s on the basis of the reservoir and the surrounding land. Its history connects this leisure destination with the waterside landscape and adds a historical point of interest to the experiences available there.
The 2026 bathing season began on 20 June. During that season, the bathing area and the Splash Park water playground were open to visitors. This information applies to 2026; if you are planning to swim in a later season, check the dates in effect at that time.
The Wake Park, the region’s only water-ski lift, is also located at Staw Górny. This distinguishes the bathing offer and water playground, dated to 2026, from the water-skiing option. For your plans, note that the bathing season information specifically applies to 2026; the Wake Park is identified as the region’s only water-ski lift.
Discover more destinations: Podgóra, Iłża, Jedlnia-Letnisko, Radom, Mleczków, Skaryszew, Waliny, Jedlińsk.
FAQ
How long is the yellow trail through the Kozienicka Forest?
The yellow trail is 24 km long.
When did the 2026 bathing season at Staw Górny begin?
It began on 20 June 2026. During the season, the bathing area and the Splash Park water playground were open to visitors.
What is special about the Wake Park at Staw Górny?
The Wake Park is the region’s only water-ski lift.
Go to the main travel overview: Radom.
