Footpaths

From the building of agronomówka the path goes north-west along Staw nad Stodołami pond, where a large population of whiskered tern can be found in the summer. Then the road passes an isle with cormorants on the Marynin Górny pond and goes along the Bachorza bank. This part of the trail is a narrow path leading to Górecznik and back. You can admire a view on large autumn flights of ducks.

From the fork by the Jarzębczy pond you go to the south and after a while turn east by a large oak. The path leads among a few ponds overgrown with water chestnut and floating heart, than goes around the two biggest ponds, Pilawa and Leliwa that had were one large pond Maurycy in the 19th century. A short part of the path goes along the Vistula bank and then to the alley of old trees and finally comes back to the beginning point.

The ecological footpath leads through field and forest roads of the hills of Wilamowickie Uphills. The landscape is varied thanks to numerous valleys with steep banks and deep bottoms. Some of them are dry, streams flow in the others. The path goes on the hills ridges, so that you can admire the view of Beskidy Mountains. Then the trail leads to Laskowa through the oak forest, passing some small ponds and a habitat of endangered horsetail. You come back along the bottom of a ravine. Than the path becomes a field road with views of the Skawa Valley and Zator and goes back to Grodzisko.

The ecological footpath leads through the ecosystems surrounding the river. It gives the chance to observe a characteristic stripy plant arrangement in a river valley. Firstly, the trail leads through a riparian forest, than through the willow brushwood to the gravel bank by the Skawa River. The left (southern) line of the path leads through the riparian forest to the habitat of ostrich fern.

The path goes through terrains that had been strongly changed by man as a consequence of grave exploitation. Nowadays only numerous gravel pits and lack of forest remind about those times. The path from Grodzisko goes between the Skawa river and gravel pits, leads through the forest to Piastowski Reservoir near Zator.

The ecological path goes along the Vistula bank where you can watch varied habitats. It goes through agriculture landscape, passes the Vistula old riverbeds and leads to the main Vistula riverbed.