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Kawcza Góra is a wooded hill 61 metres above sea level within Wolin National Park, on the eastern side of Międzyzdroje. It is not a high summit, but an easy short walk from town leading to views of the Pomeranian Bay and the pier. It is a good way to combine the beach, forest and coastal-cliff landscape.
From central Międzyzdroje, a black trail leads to Kawcza Góra. You can also approach from the end of the promenade or climb from the beach using wooden stairs. After rain, the stairs and forest path may be slippery, and access can depend on their condition and the sea.
The summit is wooded, so it does not offer a broad panorama itself. The best view of the bay, pier and part of the town is near the top of the stairs leading down to the beach. Memorial boulders connected with foresters’ gatherings stand on the hill, with a place nearby for a short rest.
Kawcza Góra lies inside a national park, so stay on marked routes and do not leave the trail. Access to the hill is free. Extend the walk on the red trail towards Wisełka or combine it with the higher Gosań cliff. Check Wolin National Park notices before setting out, especially after storms.
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