Trail’s Relive video

Video on peaceful walks in the park

Description:

Kazdanga Park is the largest park in Latvia (~196 ha), so here is a lot of space for running, nordic-hiking, cycling, skiing, as well as simply walking and leisurely enjoying the nature and the historical park. The park has got two parts (Valāta Park and Šēfers’ Birch Grove) on both sides of Kazdanga Dzirnezers (Mill Lake), connected with the lake boardwalk. There are lots of paths in the park. To help yourself finding the way, follow the signs and marking on trees (yellow, green and red coloured stripes, marking the different distance routes). There are also several resting areas along the way.

Accessibility

WC/dry closet
Wheelchair accessible with an assistant
Wheelchair accessible (part of the trail)
Accessible to parents with baby-strollers (separate stretches)
Nordic-hiking
Cycling
Skiing
Walking

Path till lake boardwalk and lake boardwalk are accessible to wheelchair users

Facilities

Guest house/hotel (at the city)
Bicycle rent (at the city)
Fireplace site
Parking lot
Viewing platform
Trash bins
Firewood available
Boat/catamaran rent (at the city)
Information board
Boating allowed
Table/resting area/bench
Catering (at the city)
Amusement activities/playground/open-air gym devices (swings)

Accessible dry toilet.

Catamaran rent (in summer season) at Kazdanga Castle Museum (28616717). At Saieta house there is an accessible room for wheelchair users.

Rules to follow

Dogs on leash

Download the GPX of the trail

In order to open the GPX file with the trail route on a mobile phone or computer, please install one of the hiking apps or maps, e.g., Wikiloc, Outdooractive, ViewRanger, OS Maps or any other GPX file reading programme or application.

Trail’s Relive video

Video on peaceful walks in the park

Description:

Kazdanga Park is the largest park in Latvia (~196 ha), so here is a lot of space for running, nordic-hiking, cycling, skiing, as well as simply walking and leisurely enjoying the nature and the historical park. The park has got two parts (Valāta Park and Šēfers’ Birch Grove) on both sides of Kazdanga Dzirnezers (Mill Lake), connected with the lake boardwalk. There are lots of paths in the park. To help yourself finding the way, follow the signs and marking on trees (yellow, green and red coloured stripes, marking the different distance routes). There are also several resting areas along the way.

Accessibility

WC/dry closet
Wheelchair accessible with an assistant
Wheelchair accessible (part of the trail)
Accessible to parents with baby-strollers (separate stretches)
Nordic-hiking
Cycling
Skiing
Walking

Path till lake boardwalk and lake boardwalk are accessible to wheelchair users

Facilities

Guest house/hotel (at the city)
Bicycle rent (at the city)
Fireplace site
Parking lot
Viewing platform
Trash bins
Firewood available
Boat/catamaran rent (at the city)
Information board
Boating allowed
Table/resting area/bench
Catering (at the city)
Amusement activities/playground/open-air gym devices (swings)

Accessible dry toilet.

Catamaran rent (in summer season) at Kazdanga Castle Museum (28616717). At Saieta house there is an accessible room for wheelchair users.

Rules to follow

Dogs on leash

Download the GPX of the trail

In order to open the GPX file with the trail route on a mobile phone or computer, please install one of the hiking apps or maps, e.g., Wikiloc, Outdooractive, ViewRanger, OS Maps or any other GPX file reading programme or application.

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