Losino: Nature Trail and Manor House History

Łosino brings together natural and cultural heritage with several named routes. If you are planning a stay, you can focus on the nature trail along the Słupia, the former manor house park, or one of the routes. These themes give the trip different contours: the river landscape and hillfort sit alongside the park, tomb and manor house ruins. For getting there, the connection via Kobylnica is also a useful point of reference.

Nature Trail and Landscape Along the Słupia

The “Szlakiem troci i łososia” nature trail runs through Łosino along the Słupia and allows visitors to see an early medieval hillfort. East of Łosino, in a bend of the Słupia, is an early medieval hillfort belonging to the group of lowland hillforts of unknown type. The trail’s name refers to trout and salmon, linking the nature theme to the name of the route itself. Both the course of the river and an archaeological site are therefore central to your visit.

The “Dolina Słupi” Landscape Park is also part of the wider setting: the Łosino village administrative district lies within the park. This places the nature trail in a broader landscape without conflating its local and landscape contexts. If you choose Łosino for its natural attractions, you will find a clear connection to both the river and the landscape park.

Manor House Park, Ruins and Tomb

The manor house and grange complex in Łosino includes the former manor house park, part of the former residential area. A path leads from the park’s western main entrance to the manor house ruins. The park also contains trees that have been recognized as natural monuments. These features make the former manor house grounds a distinct focus alongside the river landscape and nature trail.

The tomb of Commander Maximilian von Zitzewitz, the last owner of Łosino, is located in the former manor house park, directly beside the Słupia and surrounded by old oaks. He died in 1937. The park, manor house ruins and tomb offer different historical points of reference: you can encounter the history of the former residential area, a surviving path to the ruins, and the tomb of the last owner.

Routes for Different Travel Plans

A cycling route starts in Łosino and goes via Krępa Słupska, Lubuń, Kwakowo, Lulemino, Kuleszewo, Kończewo and Sierakowo before returning to Łosino. The sequence of named places provides a concrete reference for planning the route. Another described route is the Łosino–Krępa route: its first section follows a nature trail; from Krępa, it heads towards Lubuń along the “Dolina Słupi” trail.

The two route descriptions emphasize different aspects: the cycling route lists a complete sequence of places and returns to Łosino, while the Łosino–Krępa route highlights the nature trail at the start and the “Dolina Słupi” trail from Krępa onwards. If you would like to include one of these options in your stay, you can use these place and trail names to decide which route best suits your plans.

Getting There and Canoe Station

Łosino can be reached from Kobylnica via National Road 21, which is part of the Słupsk–Poznań connection. Construction work on a canoe station, including waterway and road signage, was completed behind the forester’s lodge in Łosino in July 2018. If you are planning a canoe trip, please check in advance whether the station is currently accessible. The year indicates when the work was completed; it is not a guarantee of current accessibility.

When looking for a hotel in Losino, the local highlights can help you organize your travel plans: the nature trail and hillfort, the former manor house grounds, or one of the named routes.

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For the main travel overview: Słupsk.