In Losino, nature and culture come together along the SÅ‚upia River. The “Szlakiem troci i Å‚ososia†nature trail runs along the river in Åosino and offers the opportunity to visit an early medieval hillfort. The former manor park also offers insights into the history of the place. This gives you several specific highlights to consider when planning your trip: a nature trail, archaeological remains, the manor estate and a cycling route that returns to Åosino.
Nature Trail and Hillfort
The “Szlakiem troci i Å‚ososia†nature trail runs along the SÅ‚upia River in Åosino. It offers the opportunity to visit an early medieval hillfort, located east of Åosino in a bend in the river. The hillfort is a lowland hillfort of unknown type. Its historical context and riverside location offer two distinct points of interest on an outing: early history and the landscape of the SÅ‚upia. The SoÅ‚ectwo Åosino is also located within the “Dolina SÅ‚upi†Landscape Park. If nature is your priority when choosing a destination, you can combine the landscape park setting with the nature trail; if you are primarily interested in history, the hillfort offers a specific early medieval highlight.
Manor Estate History Along the SÅ‚upia
The former manor park offers another perspective. It lies directly beside the SÅ‚upia River and is surrounded by old oak trees. The park is part of the former residential area of the manor and farmstead complex in Åosino. The park contains the tomb of Commander Maximilian von Zitzewitz, the last owner of Åosino, who died in 1937. Both the history of the former manor and a specific individual are therefore at the heart of this site.
A path leads from the former manor park’s western main entrance to the manor house ruins. Some of the park’s trees have been recognized as natural monuments. These details complement one another: the path leads to the structural remains, while the tomb and protected trees provide further points of interest within the park.
Routes Around Åosino
A cycling route starts in Åosino, passes through KrÄ™pa SÅ‚upska, LubuÅ„, Kwakowo, Lulemino, Kuleszewo, KoÅ„czewo and Sierakowo, and returns to Åosino. This sequence of places forms a loop. You can include this circuit in your trip planning as an option alongside the nature trail and the cultural and historical sights.
Another route is called Åosino–KrÄ™pa. It begins along a nature trail; the section from KrÄ™pa toward LubuÅ„ then follows the “Dolina SÅ‚upi†trail. The route descriptions therefore differ in their focus: the cycling route forms a loop through several places, while on the route via KrÄ™pa, the nature trail at the beginning and the “Dolina SÅ‚upi†trail toward LubuÅ„ provide orientation.
Getting There and Canoeing
Åosino can be reached from Kobylnica via National Road 21, which is part of the SÅ‚upsk–PoznaÅ„ route. Construction of a canoeing station, including waterway and road signs, was completed behind the Åosino forester’s lodge in July 2018. If you are planning a canoe trip, please check in advance whether the station is currently in use.
Discover more destinations: Strzelinko, Poddąbie, Kluki, Dąbrówno, Starnice, Runowo, Gardna Wielka, Stojcino.
For the main travel overview: SÅ‚upsk.
