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Jezioro Łebsko, okolice Łeby i Smołdzina, gminy Wicko i Smołdzino, woj. pomorskie (Słowiński Park Narodowy)
Łebsko is a coastal lake in the Pomeranian Voivodeship (municipalities of Wicko and Smołdzino), within the Słowiński National Park. The Łeba river, which flows into the Baltic, passes through the lake. To the north it is separated from the sea by the Łeba Spit with its shifting dunes.
Area of about 71.4 km², the third largest lake in Poland and the largest coastal lake in the country. A shallow lake (average about 1.6 m), of polymictic character, periodically fed by brackish water from the Baltic. The area is covered by the UNESCO biosphere reserve and the Ramsar Convention; an important bird refuge.
For lovers of nature and coastal landscape; the famous Słowiński shifting dunes are nearby.
Entry to the Słowiński National Park requires a ticket. Trails to the dunes lead among others from the direction of Łeba (Rąbka).
The park is accessible year-round; full infrastructure during the season. Entry according to the price list and rules of the Słowiński National Park.
From the direction of Łeba (Rąbka entrance) or Smołdzino; conservation rules apply within the park.
