Niesiolowice
Accommodation in Niesiolowice
Niesiolowice brings together Lake Czarne and its fishing grounds, surrounded by pine forest, with a hiking trail that passes through the village. It is also home to an archaeologically registered barrow cemetery.
Niesiolowice at a glance
Lake Czarne, at the fishing grounds, covers 20 hectares and was formed during the Ice Age. The grounds are 90 percent surrounded by pine forest. The Kręgi Kamienne hiking trail runs between Lake Długie and the village of Niesiolowice, passing through the village. The area of Niesiołowice is also home to a barrow cemetery listed in the heritage register of the Pomeranian Voivodeship.
What makes Lake Czarne distinctive?
At 20 hectares, Lake Czarne is a clearly defined destination for anyone planning a stay by the water. Its Ice Age origins are part of its character, as is the setting of the fishing grounds: pine forest covers 90 percent of the area. If you are interested in both lakes and pine forest, the fishing grounds bring the two together.
The lake’s entire shoreline is accessible to anglers and is about 3.5 kilometres long. You can factor the length of the shore into your plans if fishing is to be a focus of your stay. The Stanica Nad Kamiennymi Kręgami is located on the lakeshore and is intended for guests of the fishing grounds. Stone steps lead down from its terrace to a pier, where fishing boats and floating recreational equipment are moored.
How should you plan for the hiking trail?
The Kręgi Kamienne hiking trail runs between Lake Długie and the village of Niesiolowice; the section between the lake and the village passes through the municipality of Stężyca. This gives you both the route through Niesiolowice and the municipality that this section belongs to. No trail distance or walking time is specified. If you would like to include a hike in your trip, you can make the trail a focus in its own right, alongside your stay at Lake Czarne.
The names of places in the area also point to an archaeological past. The name Stanica Nad Kamiennymi Kręgami refers to the nearby Gothic burial site in Węsiory, also known as Kamienne Kręgi. It is about a 15-minute walk away. In the area of Niesiołowice, the barrow cemetery is listed as number C-295 in the archaeological heritage register of the Pomeranian Voivodeship. It was entered in the register by the Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments in Gdańsk on 06.12.1972; it had previously been listed under number 237/A.
Which type of stay best suits your plans?
The features described here appeal to different interests: the shoreline and fishing opportunities at Lake Czarne, the Kręgi Kamienne hiking trail, or the archaeological heritage around Niesiolowice and Węsiory. When choosing accommodation, you can look for a location that suits your plans, without limiting the village to just one experience.
More destinations in the same selection: Klodno, Amalka, Ostrów Mausz, Borek Sulecki and Borek Kamienny.
FAQ
How large is Lake Czarne?
The lake, formed during the Ice Age, covers 20 hectares.
How long is the shoreline accessible to anglers?
It is fully accessible to anglers and is about 3.5 kilometres long.
Where does the Kręgi Kamienne hiking trail run?
It runs between Lake Długie and the village of Niesiolowice, passing through Niesiolowice.
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