Observation tower in Ińsko
The observation tower in Ińsko was built in 2019. It is a steel, openwork structure. It has eight terraces (floors) from which you can admire beautiful views. To reach the top, you have to climb 160 steps or use the elevator. In the evening, the tower is illuminated, which is an additional attraction. Admission is free.

Chociwel Station
Chociwel railway station – departures, arrivals, information

Choszczeńska Aleja Gwiazd [the Choszczno Walk of Fame]
The Polish Cycling Walk of Fame was opened in June 2002. The idea was initiated in 2000 by Zbigniew Strużyński and Jan Szymkiewicz, and the decision on its implementation was made by Jan Kiela, the then mayor of Choszczno. The monument was unveiled on the occasion of the XXVIII nationwide cycling touchstone for the memorial of ed. Zygmunt Weiss. There can be found palm prints of many famous and recognised cyclists, such as: Janusz Kierzkowski, Ryszard Szurkowski, Stanisław Szozda, Janusz Kowalski, Marian Więckowski Stanislaw Królak, Lech Piasecki, Czesław Lang and Zenon Jaskuła, and a symbolic broken plaque with a hand of late Joachim Halupczok. There is also a plaque above the monument, dedicated to the patron of the cycling memorial - ed. Zygmunt Weiss. (source: pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choszczno)
The Cycling Walk of Fame has a very interesting shape, because ... it is not a walk at all. It is built as a kind of a memorial wall. It is a high wall, where You can find a plaque and hand imprints. One of its sides is topped with a coat of arms of Choszczno. The remaining, nearly 30, empty places are still waiting for the hand imprints of outstanding cyclists.
The author of the monument was Mr. Dariusz Łącki of Choszczno, and the author of Zygmunt Weiss's representation is Mr. Zygmunt Sitko, a sculptor from Choszczno.
Walk of Fame was founded because cycling races have been taking place in Choszczno since the 1970s; and, as they became more and more popular, distinguished riders more often took part in them.

Choszczno Station
Choszczno railway station – departures, arrivals, information

DETOUR - Slawecin - Nosowo
As a result of the closure of the bridge crossing over the Ina River, detour proposals have been made for the section Slawecin - Nosowo along available dirt roads with poor surfaces. Sandy and muddy sections, depending on the season and forestry work.
Detour on the asphalt road to Radaczewo and further on the forest road as in the attached photos.
A short section on the provincial road in general traffic.
Sections on meadows on overgrown YOMB slabs. In the area of meadows on the Ina River in periods of high water levels possible sectional flooding and waterlogging.

Drinking water

Drzewko Przyjaźni

Fontanna na Rynku

Gazownia

Ińsko Landscape Park
Ińsko Landscape Park was established in 1981 and covers an area of ​​17763 hectares, and its buffer zone is additional 26240 hectares.
The aim of establishing this park was to preserve the intact form of post-glacial landscape along with the whole range of natural values of this area.
Water accounts for more than 8.5% of the total area of ​​the park, which shows the water specificity of the area. The total number of lakes within the borders of the park is as big as 63, 18 of which are characterised by a surface area of ​​more than 5 hectares. The largest lake is Lake Ińsko with characteristic uneven coastline, and is deep up to 42 m. In addition, its water is incredibly clean and crystal clear, through which you can see clearly the stony bottom. Other lakes are: Krzemień and Stubnica. It is important for the whole water system in the area that the main river of the region, the Ina, flows through these 3 lakes. Most of the lakes of the lake district are flow-through ones due to the Ina itself and the Rega.
The park is very diverse, there are numerous hills or lower elevations, mostly surrounding the lakes, which create beautiful tunnel and ordinary valleys. The biggest mountain in the park is Głowacz with a height of 180 m above sea level. The landscape resembles the mountain one to some degree, hence the increasingly popular name for the park is the Bieszczady Ińskie Mountains.
More than 50% of the area is covered by forests, mainly sour and Pomeranian beechwood. A large part of the area is occupied by the so-called wilderness, i.e. the areas with no woods, characterised by low vegetation. Throughout the park, You can find over 700 species of vascular plants (a third of all Polish species). There are a lot of strictly protected species there, i.e.: daphne, common polypody, common columbine, common sundew, orchids and many others.
Ińsko Landscape Park is not only beautiful lakes and rare plants, it is also a rich world of fauna. Fish are of the greatest importance because of the water environment of this area. The most common are the lavaret and the vendace. Mammals, amphibians and reptiles, a lot of which are under strict protection, also feel good in such conditions. The forested parts of the park are dominated by birds, which build nests in the limbs of the crowns. It is estimated that there are approx. 142 species in the area.
There are 5 nature reserves in the park: 'Kamienna Buczyna', 'Wyspa Sołtyski', 'Głowacz', 'Krzemieńskie Źródliska', 'Bórbagno Miałka'. Each of these reserves has its own individual protection and development plan, and the education and recreation paths are marked out. Furthermore, within the park there are the so-called ecological grounds and 'Ostrowiec', a nature and landscape complex.
The area of Ińsko Landscape Park is open to tourists, with the exception of the part where admission is limited or absolutely forbidden, like in the reserves.
In the area of Ińsko Landscape Park there are several hiking trails and paths of different difficulty, distance and form of travelling. The most popular hiking trails are:
the Hetmana Stefana Czarnieckiego Red Hiking Trail
The Ińsko Lake District Blue Hiking Trail
The Wzniesień Moren Czołowych [the Elevations of Terminal Moraines] Green Hiking Trail
The Black Hiking Trail - The Trail to Głowacz
Furthermore, You can go on trips by bike or by horse along the paths marked out for that purpose.

Jezioro Ińsko

Jezioro Kamienny Most

Jezioro Klukom (Tłukom, Kluki ), gm. Choszczno
Jezioro rynnowe pochodzenia polodowcowego, położone w granicach Choszczna. Zabudowa miejska przylega do jeziora na 2/3 długości linii brzegowej. Wzdłuż brzegu ciągną się dwa parki: Przyjeziorny i Miejska Górka, w których rosną pomniki przyrody, m.in. dwie topole czarne, buk zwyczajny i dąb szypułkowy. Okalający jezioro stosunkowo płaski pas lądu przechodzi w południowej części w skarpę porośniętą pojedynczymi drzewami. Klukom ma ubogą roślinność wodną, jednak w wielu zakątkach można spotkać rzęsę, rogatka, strzałkę wodną. Faunę przybrzeżną i brzegową najczęściej reprezentują ptaki. Żyją tu perkozy, łyski, kurki wodne, dzikie kaczki i łabędzie. Miłośnicy wędkowania mogą tu złowić lina, okonia, szczupaka, węgorza czy sandacza.
Jezioro Klukom wraz z jeziorami Żeńsko i Raduń, które zostały połączone kanałami, tworzą szlak wodny o długości ponad 10 km.
Powierzchnia: 85,4 ha
Głębokość max.: 17,9 m
Głębokość średnia: 8,2 m
Szerokość max.: 750 m
Długość max.: 2 425 m
Długość linii brzegowej: 5 900 m
Wysokość bezwzględna: 53,7 m n.p.m.

Jezioro Krzemień

Jezioro Marianowskie

Jezioro Sierakowo

Jezioro Starzyc (Chociwel, Starzyca) gm. Chociwel

Jezioro Stubnica

Jezioro Szadzko

Khoszcz Land

Kościół filialny pw. Matki Boskiej Różańcowej

Kościół filialny pw. MB Ostrobramskiej

Kościół filialny pw. Świętych Apostołów Piotra i Pawła

Kościół parafialny pw. Narodzenia Najświętszej Maryi Panny

Kościół parafialny pw. św. Jana Kantego

Kościół parafialny pw. św. Michała Archanioła
Kościół znajduje się w miejscu wcześniejszej świątyni średniowiecznej. Salowa budowla wzniesiona została z cegieł, na planie prostokąta. Wnętrze jest przestronne i jednolite architektonicznie. Nad nawą główną zauważyć można fresk z Ostatnią Wieczerzą. Centralny punkt stanowi zamknięte prostą ścianą prezbiterium z ołtarzem i tabernakulum. Wnętrze oświetlają okna z kolorowymi witrażami, z wizerunkami papieża Jana Paweła II i prymasa Augusta Hlonda.
Kościół poświęcony 23 IX 1946 r.

Kościół pw. Matki Boskiej Bolesnej

Letnisko Wisola

Lipa Siedmiu Braci [Seven Brothers’ Linden]
Seven Brothers’ Linden is a unique example of a Small-leaved Linden. It is special because of two things. First of all, because of its impressive size, second of all, because of the legend which connects the tree with the foundation of the town of Choszczno.
As the legend says, the linden was planted by Choszcz – the founder of the town, and by one of his six brothers. The tree was to serve as a symbol and to guarantee that the town will always be peaceful and prosperous.
The linden is also involved in a story about the Swedish Deluge. The story says that, hetman Stefan Czarniecki and his army were resting in the shadow of its branches. That is why it is also called Czarniecki’s Linden. However, the ingenious citizens of the town consider it a mistake – they want the story of the seven brothers to be considered as the only, true official version.
Until recently, exactly until 2008, the monument consisted of two, joined trunks. Unfortunately, somebody set fire to the tree and as a result it was damaged. The rescue of the tree lasted for 6 hours –four fire brigade units participated in it. Unfortunately, they didn’t manage to keep the tree undamaged. Fire spread quickly inside the old, hollow trunk. When all attempts to put the fire down in a traditional way failed, firemen decided that the best solution would be to cut the burning trunk off. Currently, the monument consists of one trunk with 460 cm in perimeter. The tree is 22 m high, and it is assumed by specialists that it is over 300 years old.
Seven Brothers’ Linden has lost its unusual appearance, but it is still very popular with tourists and town citizens. It is still visited, admired and treated as the symbol of the town.

Medieval hillfort

NO CROSSING! Destroyed bridge on the Ina, on the section Slawecin - Nosowo
The bridge on the Ina River, on the section Slawecin - Nosowo, was destroyed by fire.
The bridge is located in the course of the district road. The district is proceeding to develop documentation for a new structure. As a result, difficulties along the route may last up to several years until the new bridge is completed.
Detour determined by accessible dirt roads with poor surfaces. Sandy and muddy sections depending on the season and forestry work.

Ognica Station
Ognica Railway Station - departures, arrivals, information

Ostoja Ińska

Pomnik "Odwrócona karta historii"

Pomnik Jana Pawła II

Railroad Bicycle Station at the Memorial Chamber in Insko

Recreational area in Radaczewo
A large shelter and green area ideal for a bus stop.

Recreational area in Sukhanovsk
A large shelter and green area ideal for a bus stop.

Recreational area in the center of Nosovo
A large shelter and green area ideal for a bus stop. There is also a self-service bicycle repair station nearby.

Recreational area in the park in Linówko
A small recreational area picturesquely located in a former manor park. There is a playground and benches here. Park paths lead to a lake with a pier and access to the water.

Recreational area next to the community center in Mosina
A small area with a shelter and a table next to the common room. There is also a playground for children.

Recz Pomorski Station
Recz Pomorski railway station – departures, arrivals, information

Rezerwat przyrody" Kamienna Buczyna"

Self-service bicycle repair station

Self-service bicycle repair station
The station is located in front of the school in Sukhan.

St. Francis of Assisi Parish Church
The filial church of St. Francis of Assisi was built of fieldstones and brick at the end of the 15th century, and is a late Gothic building. In the 19th century the southern portal of the church was rebuilt into a round-arched portal in a pointed niche. The eastern gable is decorated with blends and pinnacles. During World War II the church was destroyed. Its reconstruction began only in 1982 and took six years. The church grounds are surrounded by fragments of a stone wall with a Gothic gate from the 15th-16th centuries. The interior of the church is decorated with sculptures and paintings with images of saints.
Consecrated on October 5, 1986, it belongs to the Parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Sukhan.
Schedule of services: Sunday. 10:30 a.m., Wed. 4 p.m. Indulgence: 4 X.

Stare Miasto

The beach in Insko
The marina offers a place of rest for all those enjoying the charms of Lake Insko as well as Insko itself. The facility includes an eatery, water equipment rental.

The monument of Carl Sonnenburg
Carl Sonnenburg was a social activist murdered by the Nazis.
The monument takes the form of a tombstone and is located in the place of the murder. On the monument, Carl Sonnenburg is described as a leader of workmen’ and cooperative movement.
He was born on May 30th, 1882. He lived in Choszczno (then Arnswalde), in a poor family. He had four brothers and sisters. When he turned 14, he passed an exam to become a mason. He joined the Social Democratic Party of Germany.
He got married in 1905. He built a house at 6 Fischerstrasse, where he moved in. When the Great War broke in 1914, he joined the army. He participated in the fighting, was taken captive, but managed to escape, and he fought for his fatherland once again.
After the war, he returned to Choszczno and became active in political and social field. He established an organization that provided almost the one third of the residents in the cheapest comestibles during the hard post-war period. He co-organized fests at so-called Żydowska Góra [the Jewish Mountain] (currently Miejska Góra [the City Mountain]) where he fed children. In 1924, he was a member of the city council and its adviser in the field of construction. He took part in many enterprises changing the appearance of the town, including the construction of the municipal bathhouse, sports facilities, or a park with a monument commemorating the fallen of the Great War. He was socially active also outside Choszczno – he belonged to the Council of Jurymen of the Landsberg Court in the present town of Gorzów Wielkopolski.
Already before the Second World War, on April 14th, 1933, he was insidiously lured out of his house and brutally murdered. He left his wife and four children. His funeral was regarded as one of the largest funeral services in the history of the town.
The aim of the monument is commemorating Carl Sonnenburg and warning against fascism.

The town walls
The town walls in Choszczno were built in the late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries. To this day, only fragments of the walls have survived. The walls were made of stone and brick, and their length was 1600 metres. They were reinforced by the system of embankments and moats. The northern side was protected by wetlands.
The town fortifications had three gates, seven towers and 36 hides. The gates were located at the main entrances to the town. The western one was Brama Kamienna [the Stone Gate] (the exit towards Barlinek and Myslibórz). The south-eastern one was Brama Wysoka [the High Gate] (the exit towards Dobiegniew). Brama Młyńska [the Mill Gate] was the northern one (the exit towards Stargard).
In the first half of the eighteenth century, it was decided to demolish the defence system. The three gates were demolished, the moats were filled and the embankments were levelled. Then came the idea to transform the area into a recreation area. In the area next to the western and southern walls, a park (now Moniuszko Park), as well as recreation and sports grounds were created. On the southern embankment, along Piastowska Street, a promenade, which is now called Wały Piastowskie [the Piast Embankments] was made.
To this day, only small fragments of the medieval town walls have survived. There still exist a large part of the northern wall and small parts of the southern and western walls. A circular structure - the roundel of the forearm of Brama Kamienna, i.e. the Barbican, was left out of the demolished gates. To this day, its loopholes and the frieze of black bricks have survived. The Barbican is located at the corner of Piastowska Street and Wolności Street, it is the seat of the Town Council.

The urban beach in Choszczno
In the summertime the guests and inhabitants of Choszczno can sunbathe, swim, relax and play volleyball on one of the two volleyball courts on a 1 ha beach at Klukom Lake, practically in the centre of the town.  The swimming area offers a water sports equipment rental (kayaks, pedaloes, rowing boats), changing rooms and showers. The beach is monitored by the Sanitary Inspectorate of Choszczno.

The water tower
The water supply tower in Choszczno was built in 1903. The tower was almost completely destroyed during World War II. Only the brick shaft of the tower has survived. The tower was rebuilt in the 1950s. Concrete and reinforced concrete were used to rebuild the tower. Consequently, a contrast between the original shaft of the tower was created. The original charming shape of the tower was also changed. Currently, the tower has utility functions and houses a chemist's. An additional room for the chemist's back office was built on the ground floor.
The tower is 32 m high, the original shaft of the tower reaches 13 m. The elevation of the tower has been refreshed recently. The tower is an interesting structure, it is worth visiting while sightseeing Choszczno. It can be seen from the outside.

Tor rowerowy Choszczno

Village beach at Wapnickie Lake

Western Lakes trails stage XII. Section under construction Marianowo-Ińsko
Phase XII of the construction of the Western Lake District Cycling Route. Sections in the municipalities of Marianowo, Dobrzany, and Ińsko, as well as signage in the municipality of Dobra (Szczecin). The project will be co-financed by European funds.
Article dated: April 3, 2026
The project is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026, by fall.
The total length of the construction sections is nearly 22.4 km, while the sections to be marked are approximately 6 km. The two construction sections are: Marianowo–Mosina and Mosina–Ińsko, while the marking will be carried out in Ińsko and on the Dobra–State Border section.
The Marianowo–Mosina railway section is part of the defunct narrow-gauge railway line connecting Stargard–Stara Dąbrowa–Trąbki–Kozy Pomorskie, which was entered into the register of monuments in 2002; therefore, as part of this project, a number of elements will be created to commemorate the history of this line. The track bed where the bicycle path will be built is currently partially dismantled, partially covered with soil, and overgrown.
After the rails are removed, there are plans to display them in sections along the proposed bike path, marking the historic route of the railway line along with its original one-meter track gauge. The display is planned for five 8-meter sections. In the vicinity of three former railway stops along this route, information panels about the historic site will be installed.
The project also includes the reconstruction of the bridge over the Dołżnica River. According to the design, a new 3.5-meter-wide bicycle footbridge will be built here. The new steel-framed span will rest on the existing concrete abutments. Another interesting fact is that elements of the dismantled railway line will be preserved and transported to a location designated by the Stargard Commuter Railway Society. In the future, they are to be incorporated into the Stargard–Małkocin section.
The new section of the bike path will have an asphalt surface 2.5 m wide.
According to the signed contract, the construction work will cost over 22 million PLN gross. The contractor is a consortium of companies: TERLAN from Poznań and STANLED from Stargard.
The contractor has 400 days to complete all the work.

Willa przy ul. Niedziałkowskiego

Zamęcin bicycle stop

Zespół Szpitalny