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ActivelyThe Warta is the third longest river in Poland. Its sources are located in Kromołów, which is a district of Zawiercie. It flows into the Oder river at Kostrzyń. The upper part of the river is very scenic and it is worth visiting, while kayaking from Częstochowa to any point in its lower reaches of the river. The Mirowski Rapid is particularly interesting, where the Warta breaks through limestone rocks of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. -
ActivelyStowarzyszenie Marina Poraj powstało w 2014 r. Jego celem jest popularyzowanie żeglarstwa w społeczeństwie, szczególnie wśród młodzieży z terenu Gminy Poraj, a także rozwój turystyki w regionie. Ma także tworzyć możliwości uprawiania sportów wodnych, motorowodnych, turystyki żeglarskiej i rekreacji oraz prowadzić działalność wychowawczą w duchu przestrzegania etyki żeglarskiej. W organizowaniu regat Stowarzyszeniu Marina pomaga Tawerna Spinaker. Na terenie ośrodka odbywa się szereg imprez kulturalnych i sportowych, którym towarzyszą biesiady z balladami i pieśniami żeglarskimi w wykonaniu Jarka „Krakena” Jury. -
ActivelyThe Poraj Lake is a water reservoir in the commune of Poraj, not far from Częstochowa. It was created by damming the Warta river in the 70s of the twentieth century. It is a picturesque water body that has already blended in with the surrounding landscape. That is why, there are numerous cottages built around it. The lake also attracts anglers. However, bathing and swimming have been recently banned due to the water pollution. -
ActivelyThe Wiercica is a short, clean, very scenic river, which flows entirely (about 30 km) through the Silesian voivodeship. It flows from its sources to Janów in a beautiful valley, popular with tourists due to its natural and sightseeing attractions. The short distance between the village of Sygontka and the confluence with the Warta river offers an extremely attractive white water rafting trip. -
ActivelyAccording to many kayakers, the Liswarta river is among the most interesting tourist rivers in central Poland. The Liswarta is around 95 km in length, and the stretch of about 32 km long is suitable for kayaking rallies. Most frequently kayaks are put onto water in Danków (there are interesting monuments here), the rally then continues to Popów as far as to the mouth of the Warta river at in the village of Kule. The river flows in its natural valley, winding through meadows and pine forests. -
ActivelyThe Leisure Center "Posmyk" in Lubliniec Kokotek is located in a quiet and picturesque area of the Lubliniec Forests and numerous ponds. You can breathe here exceptionally clean air, cycle along trails or go for a horseback ride. The centre is situated at the large pond called “Posmyk”, so water sports enthusiasts will also find something for themselves - kayaks, sailboats, pedal boats and pontoons. -
ActivelyPontoon rafting, both for families with children as well as for the thirsty adrenaline. -
ActivelyThe region of Kostkowice is located in the commune of Kroczyce. It is undoubtedly one of the most picturesque places in the Polish Jura. There is a popular water reservoir built on the Białka river, which is called the Kostkowice or Dzibice Reservoir. Three other smaller water bodies can be found below. Apart from sunbathing and swimming, the local area provides opportunities for other forms of leisure. Forests attract lovers of mushrooms, and a hiking trail which starts here leads along the range of Skały Kroczyckie. -
ActivelyThe Siamoszyce water reservoir is located in the commune of Kroczyce, in the district of Zawiecie. The reservoir was built on the Krztynia river flowing near the village. It is a flow-through reservoir of an area of 20 hectares, situated picturesquely between high banks and a sandy beach. The reservoir, is a popular recreation destination among the inhabitants of Zawiercie. There is a resort on its bank. -
ActivelyZagłębie Dąbrowskie ma swoje własne, małe Mazury – Pojezierze Dąbrowskie. Tą nieco szumną nazwą określa się czasami zespół czterech zbiorników wodnych w Dąbrowie Górniczej, znanych pod wspólną nazwą Pogorii. Pogoria I, Pogoria II, Pogoria III i Pogoria IV są od lat centrami wypoczynku i rekreacji. Przyciągają plażami, kąpieliskami, pensjonatami, pubami oraz klubami jachtowymi. Akweny upodobali sobie wędkarze i... rzadkie gatunki ptaków.
