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Germantas Lake Nature Trail

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The Germantas Landscape Reserve, covering an area of 924 hectares, is one of the first reserves established in Lithuania. Founded on September 27, 1960, its purpose is to preserve the unique landscape of the Central Samogitian Highlands, with its lakes, forests, streams, and marshes. The reserve is known for its impressive natural diversity, including the lakes Germantas, Ilgis, Durbinis, and others, as well as the Gelžupis and Germantupis streams. Notable trees, such as a three-trunked black alder and a massive spruce, can also be found in the area.

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Educational trails
Žemaitija Tourism Information Center

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to observe various bird species, including white-tailed eagles, goshawks, marsh harriers, and many other rare species. The reserve is also home to numerous protected plant and fungi species, particularly in its marshy forested areas and open bogs. The reserve offers recreational walking and cycling trails that connect the Germantas and Ilgis lakes. A total of 12.4 kilometers of marked trails provide visitors with a perfect opportunity to explore this unique natural area. Informational boards, signs, and markers along the paths help guide visitors and allow them to fully enjoy the beauty of nature.

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