Grzybno: Lake Białe, Beach and Walking Trails

In Grzybno, Lake Białe with its municipal beach and several trails come together as travel highlights. When looking for a hotel, you can choose a location based on whether you want to focus on the bathing area, a longer hiking route or a pilgrimage route.

Lake, Beach and Seasonal Amenities

Lake Białe near Grzybno lies along numerous tourist trails. At the municipal beach, the bathing area is supervised by lifeguards; the beach also has a paddling pool for small children. During the tourist season, there is a food stand there. As this amenity is seasonal, check its availability before your trip.

Hiking and Pilgrimage Routes

The almost 26-kilometre green-marked Kartuska Nature Trail runs from Kartuzy to Sianowo. It leads to Lake Białe, where swimming is possible, and continues from the lake via the Szarłata–Grzybno road to the village of Grzybno. This makes the distinction clear when choosing your route: the nature trail links the lake and village in one itinerary, while the pilgrimage route is identified by its own kilometre markers and the church.

The Pomeranian Way of St James also passes through Grzybno. Starting from Kartuzy, the village is at kilometre 6.0; at kilometre 6.5, the route passes the Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The two kilometre markers therefore refer to two different points on the route: Grzybno itself and the church. This provides a practical point of reference if you would like to include the route’s spiritual significance in your plans.

Getting There by Bus

Bus route 841 connects Kartuzy and Rębiechowo via Grzybno and Kłosowo; it serves the Grzybno 02 stop. The timetable information is valid from 4 February 2026. Check the departure times before your trip so you can plan your arrival and onward journey using the timetable valid for your travel date.

Karthaus: Culture and Nature in Kartuzy

In the wider Karthaus destination, Kartuzy is home to a 14th-century Gothic collegiate church. It is one of Pomerania’s most valuable architectural monuments and unique on a national scale; it also bears witness to the work of the Carthusian Order. Its most distinctive feature is the Baroque roof shaped like a coffin lid, symbolising the Carthusian monks’ monastic way of life with the words “memento mori” (“remember death”).

In the wider Karthaus destination, the Franciszek Treder Kashubian Museum in Kartuzy is dedicated to Kashubian heritage: its themes include literature, material culture, language, regional history and traditions. The exhibits are spread across eight galleries in the main building. They include Bazyli’s blacksmith shop, the exhibition “Kaszubska współczesność z korzeni wyrasta” and temporary exhibitions.

In the wider Karthaus destination, the Arboretum Leśników Kartuskich is located in Kartuzy, on the north-western edge of the town. It covers 4.03 hectares of a more than 100-year-old managed forest, with 23 species and varieties of woody plants and more than 150 species of herbaceous plants and shrubs. A nature trail about 1 km long runs through the arboretum.

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Go to the wider travel overview: Karthaus.