Lakes around Gmina Marianowo offer diverse natural features and recreational opportunities in West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland. This region is characterized by picturesque landscapes, including several lakes and extensive forests, with approximately 60% of its area under the Natura 2000 protection program. The commitment to environmental preservation ensures a tranquil environment for visitors. Gmina Marianowo is known for its natural beauty and serves as a recreational area.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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Even, slightly cracked, short section of asphalt from Dzwonowo to national road 142, the so-called "Berlinki". Numerous elevations on the road guarantee views of fish ponds.
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The northern part of the path around Lake Starzyca. A very varied and undulating path. Nice views of the city and the church, especially from the hills.
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A patched asphalt road, undulating with moraines with a picturesque view of the Dzwonowskie Ponds. Further on, the road leads to the village of Krzywiec on the so-called "Berlinka", which was supposed to connect Berlin with Królewiec, which remained on the borders of the Third Reich. Currently, several unfinished sections (one carriageway) still serve Polish drivers. Among others, the Szczecin - Chociwel section, commonly called "chociwelka". And also the only fully finished (two carriageways) section Berlin - Szczecin. I recommend a website that has existed since 2001, about the Berlinka: berlinka.pcp.pl
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Lake Marianowskie is located in the Ińskie Lake District, has an area of 82 ha and is a gutter-type lake, longitudinal in the east-west orientation, through which the Krępa River flows. It belongs to lakes characterized by high water transparency and cleanliness. The lake shore is diverse, mostly heavily wooded. The lake's bays are overgrown with reeds and low rushes. The lake is a zander type lake, where anglers will find pike, roach, bream and zander. On the lake, next to fishing boats, you can meet water sports enthusiasts, mainly kayakers.
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The asphalt is patched in places but not full of holes, there are numerous elevations in the Ińskie Lake District. Be careful of increased car traffic. This is a part of the Western Lake District Route marked No. R20.
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Nice view of the Jezioro Chociwel and the church. More information: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chociwel
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Gmina Marianowo is characterized by its picturesque landscapes, featuring several natural lakes, primarily of the gutter-type. These lakes are known for their high water transparency and cleanliness, with diverse, often heavily wooded shores. Approximately 60% of the area, including many of the lakes, is under the Natura 2000 protection program, ensuring a tranquil and preserved environment.
For water sports and fishing, Marianowskie Lake is an excellent choice. It's a zander-type lake where anglers can find pike, roach, bream, and zander. The lake is also popular for kayaking, swimming, surfing, and small boats due to its clean, transparent waters.
Yes, several spots are suitable for families. Marianowskie Lake is considered family-friendly. Additionally, the Pavilion by Piasecznik Mały Lake offers a spacious recreation area with a shelter and a nearby playground for children, making it ideal for family outings.
For scenic views, consider the Bell-Berlinka road, which offers picturesque vistas of the Dzwonowskie Ponds. Another notable viewpoint is the View of Jezioro Chociwel and Chociwel Church, providing a lovely perspective of the lake and its surroundings.
Yes, there are hiking opportunities. The Northern section of the Starzyca Lake Trail offers a varied and undulating path with nice views of the city and church from the hills. For more hiking options, you can explore various routes in the region, such as those found in the Hiking around gmina Marianowo guide.
The Dzwonowskie Ponds are particularly notable for being an important nesting ground for many bird species, making them a point of interest for birdwatchers. The extensive forests and Natura 2000 protected areas surrounding the lakes also support diverse local wildlife.
While specific seasonal considerations are not detailed, the region's natural beauty, water activities, and hiking trails suggest that spring, summer, and early autumn would be ideal for enjoying the lakes and their surroundings. The commitment to environmental preservation ensures a tranquil environment year-round.
Yes, there are running trails available. For example, you can find routes like the Starzyca loop from Chociwel or Kołat. More running options are detailed in the Running Trails around gmina Marianowo guide.
Marianowskie Lake is popular due to its location in the Ińskie Lake District, its high water transparency and cleanliness, and its diverse, wooded shores. It's a versatile spot for fishing, kayaking, swimming, and surfing, with the village of Marianowo directly on its eastern and northern shores for easy access.
Yes, there are easy hiking routes available in the broader Gmina Marianowo area. You can find several options, such as the 'St. Joseph's Church – Mill Gate (Brama Młyńska) loop from Zarzecze' or 'Hiking loop from Studzianka'. These and other easy trails are listed in the Easy hikes around gmina Marianowo guide.
The Dzwonowskie Ponds are significant for housing the largest fry hatchery in West Pomerania. They are also an important nesting ground for many bird species and offer picturesque views, particularly from the Bell-Berlinka road.
Yes, Gmina Marianowo is deeply committed to environmental preservation. Approximately 60% of its area, including many of its lakes and extensive forests, is protected under the Natura 2000 program. This designation helps maintain the region's natural beauty and tranquil environment for visitors.


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