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Lubikowo: Lake, Nature Reserve and Trails

Accommodation in Lubikowo

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Lubikowo offers a range of ideas for spending time outdoors: the area is home to a large lake and a nature reserve, while hiking and cycling trails run through the village. This means you can choose different focuses for your stay—from the water and wildlife watching to a trip along a signposted route.

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The lake and Konwaliowa Island

Jezioro Lubikowskie lies southwest of Lubikowo. The lake covers 314.7 ha and reaches a depth of up to 36 m. Its sandy bottom and shallows extending up to 150 m from the shore create suitable conditions for windsurfing. The exceptionally firm, sandy lakebed and gently sloping banks are also well suited to relaxing on the beach and swimming.

In the southeastern part of the lake lies Konwaliowa Island, which covers 4.4 ha and is a forest and landscape protection area as well as a nature reserve. It protects a natural stand of old oak trees and the plant community associated with it. The valuable landscape also includes extensive reed beds that provide nesting sites for waterbirds. If you would like to focus on nature as well as the water during an outing, you will find a different experience here from the beach and water sports.

On the island’s shallow northern shore are erratic boulders more than 2 m in diameter. White-tailed eagles also frequently visit Konwaliowa to rest or prepare to hunt. Jezioro Lubikowskie lies within the protected zone of Pszczew Landscape Park, so its waters are subject to special protection.

Hiking trails through Lubikowo

The blue hiking trail passes through Lubikowo on its route between Trzciel, Pszczew, Szarcz, Brzeźno, Gorzycko Stare and Międzychód. The green hiking trail also passes through Lubikowo, running from Jordanowo via Bobowicko, Kuligowo and Stołuń. These places help you find your bearings along the respective routes. If you would prefer to spend your days walking, you can take these hiking trails into account when planning your outings.

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Cycling routes of varying lengths

Several cycling routes also pass through Lubikowo. The international E-11 cycle route runs between Międzyrzecz and Międzychód, passing through Stołuń, Folwark Helena, Brzeźno, Wierzbno and Gorzycko Stare. Another option is the green cycle route from Stołuń to Nowe Dłusko, which is listed as 22.5 km long. The black cycle route runs from Kalsko to Krobielewo and is 18.8 km long. This gives you two routes to choose from, with different starting points, destinations and lengths.

Which focus suits your stay?

If you mainly want to spend time by the water, the lake, its windsurfing conditions, and the beach and swimming offer ideas for planning your stay. For nature-focused outings, the protected island, its oak woodland and the reed beds take centre stage. Hiking and cycling trails offer a different focus. When choosing a holiday apartment in Lubikowo, you can therefore consider which of these options you would like to shape your trip, without limiting your stay to just one activity.

Sailing regattas are held at Jezioro Lubikowskie every year on the last weekend of August. This recurring event adds a sailing competition to the activities available around the lake. Other places to explore include Brójce, Wiejce, Trzciel, Skwierzyna, Przytoczna, Murzynowo, Pszczew and Miedzyrzecz.

For the broader travel overview: Międzyrzecki.

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