Travel Guide to Bagno Grzybna

Getting There

• Car

  If you are traveling by car, start from Gdańsk, which is a major city in Pomerania. Head west on the S7 expressway towards Słupsk. After approximately 80 km, take the exit toward Lębork and continue on the DK6 road. After Lębork, follow the signs toward the village of Borzechów. Once in Borzechów, look for local signs directing you to Bagno Grzybna. The entrance is located at coordinates 53.6772648, 18.0279866. Ensure you have a GPS device or a map application to assist with navigation. Parking is generally available near the entrance of the nature preserve.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, start by taking a train from Gdańsk to Lębork. Trains run regularly, and the journey takes about 1.5 hours. Once you arrive at Lębork train station, take a local bus heading towards Borzechów. The bus ride will take approximately 30 minutes. After arriving in Borzechów, you may need to walk about 2 km to reach Bagno Grzybna. Alternatively, you can check for local taxi services to cover the last leg of your journey. Total costs for train and bus fares may vary; a return ticket from Gdańsk to Lębork typically costs around 30-40 PLN.

• Bicycle

  For the more adventurous visitors, cycling is a great way to reach Bagno Grzybna. You can rent a bicycle in Gdańsk and take the scenic route through the countryside. The distance from Gdańsk to Bagno Grzybna is approximately 80 km. Follow the bike paths along the S7 expressway heading west, then connect to local roads leading to Lębork and further to Borzechów. Make sure to bring sufficient water and snacks, as there may not be many stops along the way. Bicycle rental costs around 30-50 PLN per day.