Located in the central part of the Nidzica River Basin, the Ponidzie Region has a special microclimate – it’s one of Poland’s most sun-heated territories.
That’s the reason why we shall find here the vegetation characteristic for Pontian steppes and xerothermic grasslands (Grabowiec nature reserve), halophyte vegetation (Owczary nature reserve), as well as splendid riverside and alder forests. The picturesquely meandering Nida River is undoubtedly the backbone of the region; it’s very popular with enthusiasts of kayaking rallies. Karst inselbergs, rock domes and gypsum outcrops (Przęślin nature reserve) greatly enrich the Ponidzie Region landscape. Its diversified and lush nature became safe habitat for many protected species of birds and animals. Anglers are attracted here by a great variety of fish that teem in warm waters of the local streams and rivers.
It is worth mentioning that Sulfur from Solec is the strongest healing water available in Poland and one of the best in Europe.