Roztocze National Park Travel Guide
Travel to Roztocze National Park - Unique for Trees
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Roztocze National Park is a national park located in southeastern Poland, in the Lublin Voivodship. It protects the most precious, natural areas of the middle part of the Roztocze range. The Park was created in 1974. This scenic park boasts unique tree formations. There are more than 400 so-called "nature monument" trees and the fir here are among the highest and biggest in Poland (up to 50 metres in height).
The beginnings of nature protection in the region date back to 1934, when the Bukowa Gora Preserve was created (now it is a strictly protected area). The Park itself was created from the State Forests of the Districts of Kosobudy and Zwierzyniec, which had belonged to the Zamoyski family estate.
Attractions in Roztocze National Park
A day trip to this beautiful area would not do it justice – there are several attractions locally and it is an idyllic spot to spend a couple of days absorbing the local culture.
Activities in Roztocze National Park
Local guides can be hired in the village for easy walks in the National Parks.
Getting Around
Private transport would be useful here. Once in the park, take the opportunity to walk some of the scenic footpaths.
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