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Scenic Viewpoints near Warnowo 78
The surroundings of Warnowo 78 offer several scenic viewpoints with breathtaking panoramas of the Wolin National Park and the Baltic coastline. Here’s a brief guide to the most captivating spots:
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Gosań Hill
Coordinates: 53°57′12.722″N 14°29′10.091″E
Standing at 93 meters above sea level, Gosań is the highest cliff on Poland’s coastline. The panoramic views from the top stretch over the Baltic Sea, the Pomeranian Bay, and nearby coastal towns. A paved parking area is available, and a short, well-maintained path leads to the summit.
By bike
A picturesque 12 km forest route, around 45–50 minutes
By car
Approx. 20 minutes, 15 km
Kawcza Góra
Coordinates: 53°56′25.215”N 14°27′48.973”E
At 61 meters above sea level, this forested hill offers a wooden observation platform with sweeping views of the Baltic Sea and the town of Międzyzdroje. The route includes a walk through a beech forest and a set of charming stairs leading to the top.
By bike
18 km scenic ride, approx. 1 hour
By car
Approx. 25 minutes, 20 km
Zielonka Hill
Coordinates: 53°52′12.481″N 14°26′13.012″E
Rising to 52 meters above sea level, this hilltop viewpoint opens up to sweeping views over the Świna River delta, the Szczecin Lagoon, and the surrounding islands. A peaceful spot perfect for nature lovers and photographers.
By bike
Around 8 km through scenic countryside, 30–35 minutes
By car
Approx. 15 minutes, 10 km
Piaskowa Góra
Coordinates: 53°52′32.395”N 14°26′17.595″E
A 53-meter elevation offering tranquil views of the Baltic Sea and nearby forest landscapes. Less frequented than other spots, it’s ideal for those seeking solitude and a quiet moment in nature.
Dojazd z Warnowa:
By bike
About 13 km, roughly 45–50 minutes ride
By car
Approx. 20 minutes, 15 km
Lubin Hillfort View Terraces
Coordinates: 53°51′54.994″N 14°25′56.474″E
Located atop a 50-meter cliff, the Lubin Hillfort terraces offer stunning panoramic vistas of the Szczecin Lagoon, the 44-island archipelago, the Świna wetlands, and Lake Wicko Wielkie. The area is rich in history with archaeological findings from the 12th and 13th centuries. Open April through October, with visits possible by arrangement outside the season.
Entry fee: 7 PLN for adults, 5 PLN for children and people with disabilities. Free for children under 5.
Free parking, a restaurant serving local fish, restrooms, and facilities for visitors with disabilities are available. Dogs are welcome.
By bike
8 km, about 30–35 minutes
By car
Around 15 minutes, 10 km
Observation Tower in Wolin
Coordinates: 53°49′54.503”N 14°36′37.977”E
A newly opened 32-meter-high tower offering breathtaking 360° views of the Szczecin Lagoon and its surroundings.
Open daily from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Entry is free of charge.
Every viewpoint reveals a different facet of Wolin’s breathtaking landscape. When planning your visit, consider your preferred mode of transport and the seasonal accessibility of each location.
By bike
Approx. 18 km, around 1 hour
By car
Around 25 minutes, 20 km