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Biebrza National Park, Poland

cover photo by Giorgio Guarraia

Location added by Giorgio Guarraia

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 8.0 (average on 2 votes)

Coordinates : 53.241098, 22.383475 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : The protection zone of the Biebrza National Park surrounds the Biebrza River, which is highly biodiversified and unique in its kind. Its springs are located in the small Morainic hills of Sokolskie, just south of the small and quaint village of Nowy Dwór. The length of the river Biebrza is 164 km, which drains its waters in the largest river Narew in the village of Ruś. With a basin of over 7000 square kilometres, the Biebrza Valley is considered one of the largest catchment areas in Poland. In addition to the beautiful views over the marshy areas and forests, you can meet with some ease: elk, European beavers, foxes, roe deer and deer; Among the birds are the cranes, storks and numerous waders, among which the high presence of the fighter stands out.

Recommended equipment : A wide-angle or standard zoom for landscapes. From 300mm up for mammals and birdlife.

Best months : The park can be visited all year round, but it prefers spring and autumn, here the harsh winters last even 120 days.

How to get there : From Warsaw is about 180km, follow the convenient highway to the city of Zamrow, then inland roads to the Abitat or Wizna in the county of Lomza, in all it takes about 3 hours by car.

Visits : The park is open all year round but some areas are banned, better then inquire in the park's locations and rely on local guides.

Notes : I recommend to lean on the naturalist photographer Marek Kosinski, who organizes trips between Biebrza and the other beautiful Bialowieza National Park at various times of the year. In the first location proposes boat rides and safari in search of Moose, in the second location has several photographic huts (see also http://www.wildforest.pl/)

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