You can rent a holiday apartment in Kempen.
A 48.3-kilometre section of the TTR-S route runs through Kępno County and connects, among other places, Tabor Mały, Bralin, Grębanin, Mroczeń, Laski and Siemianice. This provides a specific route connection in Kępno County for guests interested in cycling and hiking routes.
Geographical setting
Kępno County is the southernmost region of the Greater Poland Voivodeship and borders the voivodeships of Lower Silesia, Opole and Łódź.
Culture
Ostrzeszów Castle lies in the wider regional area of Kępno County. Bałczyna and Psia Góra are also located in this wider regional area.
Nature and landscape
Góra Kobyla lies in the surrounding area of Kępno County.
Kępno County is predominantly lowland; the terrain reaches up to 200 metres above sea level. The Studnica nature reserve in the municipality of Rychtal is mentioned as a place of natural interest.
Hiking and cycling
Several lowland hiking trails are listed in Kępno County. The listed sections are given as having lengths of 40.7, 18, 8.5 and 13.6 kilometres.
The municipality of Baranów is described as being located in the Greater Poland Voivodeship and in Kępno County; Kępno County is assigned to the Greater Poland Voivodeship.
Getting around and local character
Kępno, the county seat, lies on the Wrocław–Warsaw and Katowice–Poznań transport corridors.
Kępno County is described as being shaped by agriculture and the food industry. Craft trades and commerce are developed, while furniture manufacturing is regarded as a particularly important regional industry.
Visitor information
Kępno’s Rynek, the market square, is designated as a local attraction in Kępno County.
Kępno in Kępno County has historical links to a medieval Polish fortification and was the setting for the Treaty of Kępno in 1282.
For further orientation, the following local pages are available: Kępno, Bralin, Baranów.
