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The shelter over the stream in Postolin

Wild spot Postolin, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland JA Janek

About this place

In the forests of the Milicz district, not far from Postolin, there awaits a forest shelter surrounded by pines and beeches. The shelter is located right next to a stream - you will hear its murmur, while at the same time being cut off from the road and noise. The spacious roof can accommodate several groups, and there is a designated fire pit on the premises. You can reach this place by car along a hard gravel road - the road is passable for regular cars. The area is maintained by the forest district, but remember: the lack of bins means you take all your trash with you. This place attracts bushcraft enthusiasts and those looking for a base for forest hikes or nights under the starry sky. The sky here is almost completely dark - stars are visible to the naked eye. In the area, you can hear birds, including rare species like the wood warbler and the bittern. Dogs are welcome here.

Access
On foot Car Motorcycle 4x4
Surface
Paved
Firm gravel
Loose gravel
Mud
Off-road
Capacity
A few
Room for a few groups side by side
Amenities
Away from the road (quiet) Fire pit spot Hidden from the road Pets OK Rarely anyone passes Roof / shelter Shade / trees Table / benches

Geology

Bedrock: Sedimentary rock, ~33 Ma (Cenozoic)

  • Miocene 5.3-23 Ma
  • Sedimentary rock from 66 Ma to present

Nature

25+
species nearby 23 threatened
  • Fagus sylvatica
  • Pinus sylvestris
  • Quercus robur
Nature guardian Threatened species live here. Watch from a distance and leave no trace.

Bird sounds

Listen to birds recorded around here. You might hear them live at your camp.

  • European Nightjar
  • Eurasian Bittern
  • Whooper Swan
Choose a bird to listen

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