Educational trail in Zajęcza Dolina (Hare Valley) – Gdańsk

Discover the educational trail in Zajęcza Dolina (Hare Valley) in the Tri-City Landscape Park.

As the first Landscape Park in Poland, we are attempting to convey natural science knowledge in ETR.

In the Zajęcza Dolina app, you will find videos in Polish Sign Language, ETR content, bird sound recordings, and, in the field, reliefs and educational boards, among other things. The trail is adapted for people with special needs.

We invite everyone who wants to touch, see, and hear Zajęcza Dolina. We encourage you to take a walk.

Path description

The trail features educational boards, murals, and reliefs that are accessible by wheelchair.

During the walk, you can rest on benches and squat benches. We focused on the naturalness of the path, so overcoming it in a wheelchair may require a little assistance. The route is about 1 km long, and visitors walk along a forest path, partly paved. The width of the path allows two people to pass each other freely. In the middle section, the slope of the path is about 40%.

A sidewalk (next to Aleja Lipowa) leads to the path, located between the Polanki Social Welfare Home and the entrance to the Polanki Children's Hospital. The sidewalk is approximately 150 meters long and 150 cm wide; it is sloped (average gradient of approximately 10%) and uneven. At the end of the sidewalk, there is a designated parking space for people with disabilities.

The nearest toilet, which is also accessible to people with special needs, is open on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 51 Polanki Street (TPK headquarters), approximately 150 meters from the start of the trail on the other side of the street.

The most convenient way to get to the trail is by bus to the “Jasia i Małgosi” stop.

For more information and a link to the application, please visit web.

Autor zdjęć: Trójmiejski Park Krajobrazowy