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między Gołdapią a Żytkiejmami, przy granicy z obwodem kaliningradzkim; pow. gołdapski, woj. warmińsko-mazurskie
The Rominta Forest (Puszcza Romincka) is a compact woodland complex in the northernmost corner of the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, on the border of Masuria and the Suwałki region. About 2/3 of its area lies in the Kaliningrad Oblast of Russia; the Polish part is protected by the Rominta Forest Landscape Park (established in 1998, area approx. 14,620 ha).
It stretches between Gołdap and Żytkiejmy, near the border with the Kaliningrad Oblast.
Owing to its harsh, continental climate, the forest is sometimes called the "Polish taiga".
For lovers of wild nature, hikers and cyclists.
A year-round destination.
By car; a base for trips in Gołdap.
