Discover Nowe Czarnowo

• The Crooked Forest is a natural monument in Nowe Czarnowo: a pine forest with about 100 trees covering around 0.5 ha.
• The green Leśna cycling route is 29.5 km long and runs through Nowe Czarnowo.
• There are six signposted hiking trails in Gryfino Municipality; one of them is the red Nadodrzański Trail.

The natural monument consists of pine trees with arch-shaped curved branches. With about 100 trees covering around 0.5 ha, the Crooked Forest is a clearly defined natural attraction in Nowe Czarnowo. The terms “about” and “around” indicate approximate figures: there are approximately 100 trees and an area of approximately half a hectare.

If you would like to explore the forest in a playful way rather than just look at it, you can take part in the quest in the Crooked Forest. This is an educational outdoor game that lets you discover the natural monument on an interactive walk. This offers two different ways to experience the same place: looking at the strikingly shaped pines and exploring the area through a game.

The green Leśna cycling route combines a specific distance with several named places: it is 29.5 km long, runs through Nowe Czarnowo, and continues via Pniewo to “Laguna” in Gryfino. If you want to assess a cycling route by its stated distance, this information is a useful point of reference. The places along the route also give you an idea of its course.

The yellow Steklińska cycling route also runs through Nowe Czarnowo and Pniewo. Its stated starting point is the secondary school in Gryfino; from there, it goes through the two places back to Gryfino, to “Laguna” or to the stadium. You can identify this route by its starting point and the stated return destinations. Leśna and Steklińska therefore offer different specific details to help you choose a route: Leśna has a stated length, while Steklińska is described by its starting point, course, and destinations.

The red Nadodrzański hiking trail is 31.45 km long within Gryfino Municipality and leads to Nowe Czarnowo. Its route includes Binowo, Chlebowo, Stare Brynki, Gryfino, Dolna Odra, and Nowe Czarnowo. This sequence of places shows that the hiking trail does not just lead to a single point in the municipality, but connects several named places.

There are six signposted hiking trails in Gryfino Municipality in total. Nadodrzański is one of them, identified by its red marking and the places along its route. If you are interested in a hiking route, you can therefore identify its course by its color and the place names. The 31.45 km distance refers to the section within Gryfino Municipality.

Signs from the road in Nowe Czarnowo point to the Crooked Forest. A bus connection is also listed as a point of reference: a free bus from Gryfino should run directly to the Crooked Forest from the bus stop in Nowe Czarnowo. To find your way there, you can use both the signs and the stated bus stop.

If you would like to compare other destinations, you can also find Binowo, Krzywin, Widuchowa, Moryń, Weltyn, Stare Czarnowo, Gryfino and Chojna.

What is the Crooked Forest?

The Crooked Forest is a natural monument in Nowe Czarnowo. The pine forest has about 100 trees with arch-shaped curved branches, covering around 0.5 ha.

Which cycling route is 29.5 km long?

The green Leśna cycling route is 29.5 km long. It runs through Nowe Czarnowo and Pniewo to “Laguna” in Gryfino.

How long is the Nadodrzański hiking trail in Gryfino Municipality?

The red hiking trail is 31.45 km long within Gryfino Municipality and leads to Nowe Czarnowo.

What directions are available for the Crooked Forest?

Signs from the road in Nowe Czarnowo point to the natural monument. A free bus from Gryfino should also run directly there from the bus stop.

For the broader travel overview: Greifenhagen.