Masuria is a region that captivates with its tranquility, untouched nature, and stunning landscapes. Often associated with sailing, it’s also a paradise for lovers of
active tourism. Whether you’re cycling, hiking, kayaking, or sailing, Masuria invites you to discover it in motion. Here are the most beautiful tourist routes that reveal
the region from new, inspiring perspectives.
The most iconic is the Great Masurian Lakes Trail – over 100 km of interconnected lakes stretching from Węgorzewo to Ruciane-Nida. It’s Poland’s most famous
sailing route, ideal for seasoned sailors and first-time adventurers alike. Along the way, you’ll visit the gems of the region: Giżycko, Mikołajki, Śniardwy Lake, and the
historic port of Sztynort.
Prefer land over water? Try the Masurian Loop – a scenic cycling route through forests, lakeshores, and charming villages. The journey offers not only physical activity but also authentic encounters with Masurian culture and nature: old manors, wild beaches, and quiet reserves.
A must for hikers is the trail through the Pisz Forest, the largest woodland in Masuria. Walking under centuries-old pines and beside hidden lakes allows you to disconnect from the world and reconnect with nature’s stillness.
Looking for something serene? The Krutynia River Trail is one of Europe’s most beautiful kayaking routes. Its crystal-clear waters, gentle current, and peaceful surroundings make it perfect for a weekend escape.
Masuria isn’t just a holiday destination – it’s an experience that stays with you long after you return.
