The Janowskie Forests is the vastest forest complex in Poland, especially appreciated for the opportunity to experience the closeness of nature, possibility of observating animals and birds, as well as the distance from the noise of civilization. The most visited places include the Imielty Ług reserve and Porytowe Hill, a place of the largest guerrilla battle of World War II, the nearby Szklarnia reserve near Janów Lubelski, where the Biłgoraj pony refuge was created, and the Arboretum, which is an attractive place for those practicing Nordic walking, ...

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