The bank of Liswarta in Wąsosz

About this place

Trzebca is a wild spot located in Wąsosz Górny, in the Kłobuck county, in the Silesian Voivodeship, at an altitude of 188 m above sea level. The access road is a dirt path suitable for passenger cars, but it may pose difficulties for larger vehicles such as campers. On rainy days, the road becomes muddy, which can complicate access. On-site, you will find only a fire pit, and the surroundings are characterized by a small amount of grass, which means that only one group can fit here, while others will have to set up on the sand. The location is quiet and peaceful; when I was there, I did not encounter any other people. In the area, you will hear a variety of birds, including long-eared owls. It is also worth noting the richness of nature, with many species of plants and insects. Nearby is the Liswarta River, a left tributary of the Warta, which is 93 km long. It is advisable to prepare for poor mobile phone reception, as the nearest tower is about 7.8 km away.

Wild spot, no facilities Bring everything you need and leave no trace. There is no infrastructure here.