Mountain of the Devil


The Devil's Mountain (also: Czarna Gora) - a mountain range of moraine upland, where the Świecko Upland descends steeply to the left bank of the Vistula River, in the area of ​​the Włocławie and Sartowice villages. At the highest point they are 87 m n.p.m ..

Devils are a good point of view on the Vistula River and the village on its other shore. The path of the Diablo Mountain (12 points with information boards) and a lookout point were created in Sartowice. The route introduces visitors to the landscape of the bottom of the Vistula River valley and its slopes (many landslides are found here, and the sand is not compact in many places). There are different types of soils - brown-soil, deluwial humus, mud, mud and peat soils. There are forests in this area that are characteristic for the forest communities, streams, xerothermic and aquatic. The attractive landscape offers meadows and orchards. The hills were in the past used by the Bernardines from the World to grow vines and hops. The name derives from medieval times - the devils, which were supposed to have their caves in the slopes of the hills, did not allow fishermen and rafts to flow through this stretch of the Vistula at night.

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