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Słowiński Park Narodowy, mierzeja między jeziorami Łebsko a Bałtykiem, punkt wejścia od strony Łeby (Rąbka), gmina Łeba/Wicko, powiat lęborski/słupski, woj. pomorskie
The Łącka Dune, also known as Łącka Góra (Łącka Mountain), is one of the most famous shifting dunes of the Słowiński National Park, located on the sandbar separating Lake Łebsko from the Baltic Sea. It ranks among the highest and most recognisable shifting dunes of the Polish coast.
The dune lies within the Słowiński National Park, in the area of the Łeba sandbar. The most popular starting point is the town of Łeba (park entrance in Rąbka).
The dune belongs to the so-called shifting (white) dunes, which move under the influence of the wind, burying fragments of forest along the way. The name comes from the former village of Łączka, which the sands buried centuries ago.
An attraction for nature lovers, landscape photographers and hikers; the area is protected as part of the national park.
Accessible all year round; hours and access rules in accordance with the park regulations.
The base for excursions is Łeba (Pomeranian Voivodeship).
