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międzyrzecze warciańsko-noteckie (Kotlina Gorzowska), od Santoka/Skwierzyny po Oborniki/Rogoźno; woj. wielkopolskie i lubuskie
The Noteć Forest (Puszcza Notecka) is the second-largest woodland complex in Poland, covering approx. 1,350 km², and the largest forest complex in Greater Poland. It stretches for more than 100 km in the Warta-Noteć interfluve.
It lies mainly in the Greater Poland and Lubusz voivodeships (also reaching the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship), from Santok and Skwierzyna in the west to Oborniki and Rogoźno in the east.
Extensive pine forests dominate (approx. 90% of the complex), growing on post-glacial sandy dunes averaging about 20 m in height.
For cyclists, hikers and lovers of quiet.
A year-round destination.
By car; a base for trips in Sieraków and Międzychód, among others.
