Losino: Nature Trail, Manor House Park and Hillfort

• The “Szlakiem troci i łososia” nature trail runs alongside the Słupia in Losino and allows visitors to see an early medieval hillfort.
• The former manor house park is part of the former residential area of the manor farm and grange complex.
• The park contains the tomb of Maximilian von Zitzewitz, the last owner of Losino, who died in 1937.
• A cycling route runs from Losino via Krępa Słupska, Lubuń, Kwakowo, Lulemino, Kuleszewo, Kończewo and Sierakowo, returning to Losino.
• You can reach Losino from Kobylnica via National Road 21, which is part of the Słupsk–Poznań route.
• Construction of a canoe station, including waterway and road signs, was completed behind the forester’s lodge in July 2018.

The Losino sołectwo (village administrative area) lies within the “Dolina Słupi” Landscape Park. The nature trail runs alongside the Słupia in Losino, and the former manor house park is right beside the river. If you want to consider the landscape and history together, the Słupia is a clear point of reference: the trail follows it, and the park lies directly on its bank.

Old oaks surround the tomb in the park. There are also trees there that have been recognised as natural monuments. Alongside its historical significance, the park therefore has a tangible connection to the trees and the river landscape.

The early medieval hillfort lies east of Losino, in a bend of the Słupia. It is classed as a lowland hillfort of unknown type. The classification conveys two different facts: the site is dated to the early medieval period, while its type among lowland hillforts is unknown. The “Szlakiem troci i łososia” nature trail allows visitors to see the hillfort.

The former manor house park also offers several points of historical interest. It is part of the former residential area of the manor farm and grange complex. A path leads from the park’s western main entrance to the manor house ruins. The park also contains the tomb of Maximilian von Zitzewitz, the last owner of Losino. The commander died in 1937; his tomb lies directly beside the Słupia and is surrounded by old oaks.

A cycling route starts in Losino and runs via Krępa Słupska, Lubuń, Kwakowo, Lulemino, Kuleszewo, Kończewo and Sierakowo, returning to Losino. The listed places make it easy to follow the circular route. Another route is Łosino–Krępa: its first section follows a nature trail; it then runs from Krępa towards Lubuń along the “Dolina Słupi” trail.

For canoeists, the timing is important: construction of a canoe station, including waterway and road signs, was completed behind the forester’s lodge in July 2018. If you are planning a canoe trip, check in advance whether access is currently possible.

From Kobylnica, you can reach Losino via National Road 21, which is part of the Słupsk–Poznań route. When considering a specific hotel, check its address against your own itinerary. This will help you assess its location based on the activities you have planned, rather than assuming that the place name alone indicates a suitable location.

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Which cycling route starts in Losino?

It runs via Krępa Słupska, Lubuń, Kwakowo, Lulemino, Kuleszewo, Kończewo and Sierakowo, returning to Losino.

Where is the early medieval hillfort?

It lies east of Losino, in a bend of the Słupia. The “Szlakiem troci i łososia” nature trail allows visitors to see it.

What is known about the canoe station?

Construction of a canoe station, including waterway and road signs, was completed behind the forester’s lodge in July 2018. Check current access before planning to use it.

How can you reach Losino from Kobylnica?

Via National Road 21, which is part of the Słupsk–Poznań route.

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