Vigersky National Park

Vigersky National Park is one of the parks of northern Poland, which includes the territory of the August Forest and the Masurian Lake. It is formed by a Scandinavian glacier, so there are beautiful valleys and many lakes.

Vigersky National Park is located on the territory of the Suwalki Povyat of Podlaski Voivodeship, in the north-east of Poland, near the border with Lithuania and Belarus. Most of the park is covered by fir forests, there are also lakes and peat swamps. The largest lake in Viger Park is Vigra, which has an area of 21.87 square kilometers and a maximum depth of 73 meters. More than 1,700 species of animals inhabit the park, 46 species of mammals, 202 species of birds, 12 species of amphibians, five species of reptiles, more than 32 species of fish live in the lakes. A common animal is the European beaver.

Viger National Park is known for a well-developed system of hiking trails. Their total length is more than 190 kilometers. The most popular types of entertainment on the lakes are fishing and sailing.