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Forest complex located in northern Poland
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Bory Tucholskie National Park is a park located in a small part of the Tuchola Forest, a sprawling 3,200 km² large confier woods located in southern Pomerania region roughly near the town of Tuchola in northern Poland. Brda river meanders along the park borders.
The area is well developed for tourism. You can arrive via Gdańsk or Bydgoszcz coming from the east or via Poznań or Szczecin from the west.
Read in the guideYou can only get around on foot or bike inside the park and you should not stray away from marked paths. However there are a few roads on the edge of the park where you can ride a car.
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