Niedalino
Accommodation in Niedalino
Niedalino combines its location on the Radew with a former manor park, an adjacent lake and several described routes. When deciding where to travel, the main consideration is whether you would like to explore the area through its landscape, culture or waterways.
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Photo: Mateusz Miksza via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0
Niedalino at a glance
Niedalino lies on the Radew and provincial road 167. In the centre of the village, the former manor park and adjacent Jezioro Niedalino form a connected landscape complex; the lake covers 14 hectares. The 58-kilometre Radew kayaking trail also passes through Niedalino. These key facts offer several ways to shape your stay, whether around nature, a route or local cultural sites.
What kind of landscape defines the area?
The manor park in the centre was established in the second half of the 19th century. Its old trees include silver birches, European beeches, ash trees, maples and horse chestnuts. Together with neighbouring Jezioro Niedalino, the former park forms a single landscape unit. Visitors interested in the park can discover a specific historical and botanical facet of the area alongside the lake.
The Radew, on which Niedalino lies, is within a protected area and is considered quiet and picturesque. It is suitable for kayaking, and fishing is also possible.
Which routes pass through Niedalino?
The 58-kilometre Radew kayaking trail passes through Niedalino. Along the trail, you can see a historic hydroelectric power station in the village. The hydroelectric power stations in Niedalino and Rosnowo are also listed as attractions on a described cycling route. The route thus offers a connection to hydropower without requiring a visit to a power station.
Two other routes are also connected with Niedalino: the blue Palace Trail leads from here along a forest track beside the Radew and Jezioro Hajka towards Rosnowo. The red Trasa Słoneczna (Sunny Route) runs as a circular route: Manowo – Niedalino – Rosnowo – Zacisze – Manowo. If you are planning your trip around route itineraries, the main difference is that the Palace Trail leads from Niedalino towards Rosnowo, while Trasa Słoneczna is described as a circular route.
What cultural sites are there in the village?
Niedalino has a single-nave church dedicated to Our Lady of Częstochowa. It has no tower or separate presbytery. The building formerly served as a cemetery chapel; a cemetery dating from the late 19th century surrounds the church.
Events traditionally take place every year at the recreational area in Niedalino, attracting people from across the municipality and county (powiat). This adds a community-event dimension to the area’s landscape and historical attractions.
What is there in the surrounding area?
The Hajka hydroelectric power station is located in the forests near Niedalino. Recreational opportunities at Jezioro Hajka are also nearby. The lake has quieter stretches that are suitable for less experienced kayakers. If kayaking is part of your travel plans, this gives you a choice between the Radew kayaking trail, which passes through Niedalino, and the quieter stretches at Jezioro Hajka.
To compare other destinations, you can also visit the pages for Chłopy, Sarbinowo, Smolne, Gąski, Żydowo, Sianow, Koszalin and Będzino.
FAQ
How long is the Radew kayaking trail?
The Radew kayaking trail is 58 kilometres long and passes through Niedalino.
Which route is described as a circular route?
The red Trasa SĹ‚oneczna runs via Manowo, Niedalino, Rosnowo and Zacisze, returning to Manowo.
What are the special features of the church in Niedalino?
The single-nave church is dedicated to Our Lady of Częstochowa. It has no tower or separate presbytery and formerly served as a cemetery chapel.
For the broader travel overview: Koszalin.
