Losino

Losino brings together the Słupia, a nature trail, an early medieval burgwall and traces of a former manor estate. Visitors who want to focus their trip on nature and history will find a range of places to explore: a riverside path, historic sites and a cycling route that passes through several named villages before returning to Losino.

The Słupia, Landscape Park and Nature Trail

The Łosino sołectwo (village administrative district) lies within the “Dolina Słupi” Landscape Park. The “Szlakiem troci i łososia” nature trail also runs along the Słupia in Łosino. The river and the trail’s name give this part of the village a clear connection to nature. Visitors particularly interested in the landscape and history can also combine the nature trail with the view of an early medieval burgwall available there.

Another indication of the area’s connection to the river is the canoe station behind the forester’s lodge: construction work on the station, including waterway and road signs, was completed there in July 2018. This provides a dated glimpse into the development of local water infrastructure. It does not establish the station’s current operating status for trip-planning purposes; as a historical reference, however, it complements the other places described along the Słupia.

Manor Park and Early Medieval Burgwall

The former manor park was part of the former residential area of the manor and grange complex. There are old oaks in the park, as well as the tomb of Maximilian von Zitzewitz, the last owner of Łosino. He died in 1937 and was a commander. The tomb is right beside the Słupia. The combination of park, river and burial site makes this a distinct cultural-history destination, without requiring visitors to follow a longer sequence of different sights.

A path leads from the western main entrance of the former manor park to the manor house ruins. The park also contains trees recognized as natural monuments. East of Łosino, in a bend in the Słupia, is another historic site: an early medieval burgwall belonging to the unknown-type lowland burgwalls.

Cycling Routes with Different Itineraries

A cycling route starts in Łosino, passes through Krępa Słupska, Lubuń, Kwakowo, Lulemino, Kuleszewo, Kończewo and Sierakowo, and then returns to Łosino. The sequence of villages offers a concrete guide for anyone looking to include a loop through several named places in their day’s plans. No route length or riding time is specified.

Another route leads from Łosino toward Krępa and on to Lubuń. Its initial section follows a nature trail; from Krępa to Lubuń, it follows the “Dolina Słupi” trail. The cycling options described therefore differ mainly in their itineraries: one returns to Łosino via several villages, while the other follows the sequence Łosino, Krępa and Lubuń. When choosing accommodation, visitors who want to combine nature and cultural attractions can take these routes and the manor park into account as different travel interests.

Getting There and Nearby Places

Łosino can be reached from Kobylnica via National Road 21. This road forms part of the Słupsk–Poznań connection and provides a clear reference point for the journey. Losino is particularly suited to travelers looking to combine a stay by the Słupia with a nature trail, local history or cycling.

The same broader directory also includes Runowo, Komiłowo, Bydlino, Stara Dabrowa K Slupska, Strzelinko, Widzino, Płocko and Gardna Wielka.

For the broader travel overview: Słupsk.