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Łagów, powiat świebodziński, województwo lubuskie
Łagów-Sulęcin Landscape Park was established on 26 April 1985. It protects the outstanding scenic values of the central part of the Lubusz Lake District with the picturesquely situated Łagów.
The park covers 5,438.5 ha, and together with the buffer zone 6,554.8 ha. It lies within the municipality of Łagów (Świebodzin County) and the municipality of Sulęcin (Sulęcin County).
The park includes eight lakes with clean water (class I-II), a 15-kilometre glacial trough 100-750 m wide and 20-90 m deep, as well as steep morainic ridges covered with beech woods and pine forests. More than 550 plant species occur here, along with eagles, black storks and otters.
The summer resort of Łagów with its Knights Hospitaller castle is a popular starting base.
Base in Łagów on the Sulęcin-Świebodzin road.
The area is accessible year-round; peak tourist traffic occurs in summer.
