Łyśniewo Sierakowickie

Cycle Route 12 runs along the Bukowina through Załakowo and Łyśniewo. A tourist route with a nature trail has been established at Lakes Miemino and Czarne in Łyśniewo. Lakes Miemino and Czarne in Łyśniewo and Załakowo are located in the Gowidliński Landscape Protection Area; Miemino lies within the territories of both villages.

Another tourist route in Łyśniewo includes fishing spots, recreation and bivouac areas, and a bitumen-surfaced walking and cycling path more than 2 km long. Outlets selling local products are also among its listed features. In 2024, a “Miejsce Pamięci” (memorial site) was established in the centre, with a bell tower and two tourist and historical information boards.

Miemino and Czarne give the area a clear connection to lakes and landscape protection. The tourist route at these lakes includes a nature trail. If you are interested in the landscape and its designation, you can therefore consider this route as a focus in its own right. The nature trail sets this option apart from a visit focused solely on the lakes.

The geographical details connect Łyśniewo and Załakowo with the lakes without treating the two villages as one: Miemino lies within the territories of both villages, and Miemino and Czarne are in the Gowidliński Landscape Protection Area. These geographical references help distinguish the names when planning a trip. An interest in lakes can thus be combined with a desire to include the nature trail in your plans.

For a cycling trip, the course of Cycle Route 12 is a specific point of reference: it follows the Bukowina through Załakowo and Łyśniewo. The route therefore passes through both villages. If you include cycling routes in your travel plans, you can consider Łyśniewo as part of this route rather than getting to know the village only through its lakes or history.

The tourist route in Łyśniewo includes several different features: fishing spots, recreation and bivouac areas, the bitumen-surfaced walking and cycling path more than 2 km long, and outlets selling local products. When choosing a focus for your visit, you can distinguish between the path, fishing spots and recreation areas. The listed outlets add local products to the route. The path’s length is a specific figure to help with planning your day; it alone does not indicate how long a walk will take.

A “Miejsce Pamięci” (memorial site) was established in the centre of Łyśniewo in 2024. It includes a bell tower commemorating the victims of the Second World War and two tourist and historical information boards. Those interested in the village’s history will find several clearly named features that make up the memorial site.

Two mill wheels were also installed in the centre, alongside the memorial site. These should be distinguished from the historic watermill in Łyśniewo: the single-wheel mill existed for more than 500 years, at least since 1437, and was rebuilt after the destruction caused by the Swedes. These details give local history a longer time frame, while the memorial site and mill wheels are among the features described in the present-day centre.

Where does Cycle Route 12 run?

Cycle Route 12 runs along the Bukowina through Załakowo and Łyśniewo.

Which lakes are part of the tourist route with a nature trail?

The route with a nature trail was established at Lakes Miemino and Czarne in Łyśniewo.

What does the tourist route in Łyśniewo include?

It includes, among other things, fishing spots, recreation and bivouac areas, a bitumen-surfaced walking and cycling path more than 2 km long, and outlets selling local products.

What is known about the history of the watermill?

The historic single-wheel watermill existed for more than 500 years, at least since 1437, and was rebuilt after the destruction caused by the Swedes.

For the broader travel overview: Załakowo.