Start our adventure from the eastern regions of Poland, where nature impresses with its wildness and diversity.

1. didactic path 'Czahary' Location: Zastawie, Poland How to get there: The best way to get there is by car, parking is located at the entrance to the path. Accessibility: The path is accessible all year round, but it is best to visit from spring to autumn.

The 'Czahary' path is a real gem of Polesie National Park. The route, which is about 3.5 km long, leads through picturesque marshland and forest areas. Wooden footbridges allow you to safely traverse the wetlands, which is an additional attraction for children. There are numerous information boards along the route, which describe the local flora and fauna in an accessible way.

For families: The path is suitable for children of all ages, even the youngest in strollers. It's a good idea to bring along binoculars to watch the birds, and a camera to capture the beautiful scenery. Remember to wear comfortable, waterproof shoes!

Important information: Admission tickets can be purchased online or at the park headquarters in Ursuline. Ticket prices (as of 2023) are about PLN 6-7 per adult, children under 7 years of age enter free of charge. There are no toilets or refreshment facilities along the route, so it is advisable to bring provisions and water with you.

Nature trail 'Splawy' 2. Location: 22-234 Stare Załucze, Poland. How to get there: Access by car, parking available at the entrance to the path. Accessibility: The path is available all year round, best visited from late spring to early autumn.

The 'Splawy' path is another attraction of Polesie National Park, which delights with its uniqueness. The trail, which is about 7.5 km long, leads through extensive peat bogs and swamp forests. More than 4 km of wooden footbridge allows close contact with nature without disturbing the delicate ecosystem.

For families: the route is quite long, so it is recommended for families with children over 7 years old. There are many observation points along the route where you can rest and admire nature. It is advisable to bring binoculars for bird watching and a camera.

Important information: Entrance tickets can be purchased online or at the park headquarters. Prices are similar to the 'Chahary' path. On the path there is a resting place 'Rybakówka' with a canopy, ideal for a picnic. It's worth remembering to take mosquito repellent with you, especially in summer.

3. nature path 'Perehod'. Location: Pieszowola PGR, Poland. How to get there: The best way to get there is by car, parking is located at the entrance to the path. Availability: The path is available all year round, best visited from spring to autumn.

The 'Perehod' path is an approximately 5-kilometer route that leads through charming forest and pond areas. It is an ideal place for bird lovers - there are two observation towers from which you can admire the wealth of local avifauna.

For families: the route is relatively easy and suitable for children of all ages. It is advisable to bring binoculars for bird watching. There are educational boards along the route that present information about local wildlife in an accessible way.

Important information: Entrance tickets can be purchased online. Prices are similar to other trails in Polesie National Park. There is no refreshment infrastructure on the trail, so it is advisable to bring provisions and water with you. The trail is particularly attractive in the early morning or late afternoon, when bird activity is at its highest.

Now let's move to the northeast of Poland, where other fascinating educational trails await us.

4. educational path Samle Location: Nowa Wieś 42, 16-402, Poland. How to get there: Best reached by car, forest parking available at the entrance to the path. Availability: The path is available all year round, best visited from spring to autumn.

The Samle educational path is a scenic route located in Wigry National Park. The path, about 2.5 km long, leads through a variety of forest ecosystems and along the shore of the lake. There are numerous educational boards along the route, which present information about local flora and fauna in an accessible way.

For families: the route is relatively easy and suitable for children of all ages. There are two covered shelters along the path, ideal for a rest or picnic. In addition, along the route you can find a charming spot by the lake with a gentle shore and a grassy beach, which is an additional attraction for children.

Important information: Admission to the path is free. It is advisable to bring comfortable shoes, as some sections may be uneven. There is no catering infrastructure on the path, so it is recommended to bring your own provisions and water.

5. educational path 'Forest'. Location: Krzywe 82, 16-402, Poland. How to get there: Access by car, parking available at the entrance to the path. Accessibility: The path is available all year round, best visited from late spring to early autumn.

The educational path 'Forest' is another attraction of the Wigry National Park. The route, which is about 1.5 km long, leads through a variety of forest ecosystems, swampy areas and along picturesque ponds. On the route there is a vantage point from which you can observe beaver lodges.

For families: The trail is ideal for families with children of all ages. Part of the route leads over wooden footbridges, which is an additional attraction for the youngest. There are numerous information boards along the route, which present information about local nature in an accessible way.

Important information: Admission to the path is free. It is worth remembering that some sections may be difficult to traverse with a baby stroller without off-road wheels. There is no refreshment infrastructure on the route, so it is advisable to bring provisions and water with you.

6 Nature trail 'Bobrówka'. Location: Parczew Forest District, Poland. How to get there: Best reached by car, parking available at the entrance to the path. Availability: The path is available all year round, best visited from spring to autumn.

The nature trail 'Bobrówka' is a charming educational trail located in the Parczew Forest District. The path leads along a picturesque stream and a vast lake covered with nenufar trees. On the route there are piers from which you can observe nature.

For families: the trail is suitable for families with children of all ages. There are rest areas along the path, including covered shelters and benches. In addition, there is a picnic area with a fire pit at the entrance to the path, which can be a great end to the trip.

Important information: Admission to the path is free. There are restrooms along the path. It is advisable to bring binoculars for bird watching and a camera to capture the beautiful views. The path is relatively short, but you can spend more time here using the picnic facilities.

At the end of our trip we will visit the central and southern regions of Poland, where equally fascinating educational paths await us.

7. nature trail to Bukowa Góra Location: Zwierzyniec, Poland How to get there: The best way to get to Zwierzyniec by car, and from there head to Bukowa Gora. Parking available at the entrance to the path. Availability: The path is available all year round, best visited from late spring to early autumn.

The Beech Mountain Nature Trail is one of the most scenic trails in Roztocze National Park. The approximately 1.5 kilometer-long trail leads through the Beech Mountain Nature Reserve, offering unforgettable views and the opportunity to observe unique flora and fauna.

For families: the route is quite easy and suitable for families with children over 7 years old. At the top there is a vantage point with a panoramic view of the area. It is advisable to bring binoculars for bird watching and a camera.

Important information: Entrance tickets can be purchased at the entrance to the path using the QR code (as of 2023). Ticket prices are about 6-7 zloty per adult, children under 7 years of age enter for free. There are several steep sections and stairs on the path, so it is advisable to bring comfortable, full-length shoes. The path is not suitable for baby strollers.

8. educational path 'To Lipkovska Woda'. Location: Przy Parku 23, 05-080 Lipków, Poland. How to get there: Best reached by car, parking available at the entrance to the path. Availability: The path is available all year round, best visited from spring to autumn.

The educational path 'Do Lipkowskiej Wody' is a scenic route in Kampinos National Park, located just 20 km from the center of Warsaw. The path, about 2 km long, leads through the forest, ending with a charming route along a picturesque stream.

For families: the trail is easy and suitable for families with children of all ages. At the beginning of the path there is a large clearing, ideal for games and picnics. There are information boards along the route, which present information about local nature in an accessible way.

Important information: Admission to the path is free. At the parking lot there is picnic infrastructure with places for barbecue and bonfire. It is advisable to bring provisions and water with you, as there are no refreshment facilities along the path. The path is particularly attractive in spring, when nature awakens to life, and in autumn, when the forest sparkles with colors.

Summary Poland's national parks offer countless opportunities for nature education for entire families. The educational trails presented here are just a small sampling of the rich offerings our parks have to offer. Each of these trails has its own unique character and allows for a close encounter with nature. Let's remember to respect nature during our excursions, not to litter and not to disturb the forest inhabitants. Regular visits to such trails will not only deepen our children's nature knowledge, but also instill in them a love and respect for nature. Go on one of these fascinating trails and let nature become your teacher!