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ul. Branickiego, Choroszcz
Kominowe Bajoro is a small pond on the edge of Choroszcz, a dozen or so kilometres from Białystok. For years it was used mainly by anglers; after revitalisation the banks were tidied up and turned into a recreation area now popular with locals and visitors alike.
A leisure complex has grown around the water: a playground, an outdoor gym, volleyball courts, shelters with tables and an unguarded beach. Swimming is prohibited and entering the water is entirely at your own risk, so the place works better as a picnic spot than as a bathing site.
Choroszcz lies at the gateway to the Narew National Park, so a stop by the pond combines easily with a walk or a bike ride across the riverside meadows. In the town itself, the Branicki palace and park complex is worth seeing.
