Kępa Redłowska — Attraction in Gdynia

Very nice paths. Wehre the paths begin (direction Gdynia) there are many parking spaces, beautiful view, stairs to the beach and even many (6-8) places where you can grill, with benches on an open field. Towards the hill and forest you find some maps, to guide you. Even in the forest paths sometimes you encounter bins, so it is very clean. There are paths for normal walking and for expedition like adventures (definetly not for people with disabilities, but for that there are the other paths), to old war relicts, bunkers, trenches and more. But be aware, there is actually military ground clearly signed through fences and signs. I can only recommend this. So 5 of 5...

The nature reserve has preserved a substantial stretch of forested hills and coastline between Sopot and Gdynia, deep within the Tricity. There are natural beech forests with Swedish whitebeam, sea-buckthorn, ferns, ivy and Daphne mezereum. Footpaths snake through the rolling woodland, at times skirting tumbling clifftops where the sea constantly undermines the crumbling shore. The narrow sand/stone beach can be walked between Orłowo and Polana Redłowska, passing under the Orłowski cliff and stepping over fallen trunks, rocks and beached sealife. The forest is home to badgers, boars, bats and foxes, and several WWII bunkers...

I will completely not be objective describing this place. Why? Because I have been growing up, living 5 m from forest and this natural reserve. I was walking hundreds of time here and I love this place. It is amazing that in the big city you can find so wild and beautiful scenery. This place is great every time of the year. My pictures are from very early spring so there is no snow already but also not...