@someoneelse Okay, let's break it down. The restriction on entry to this area results directly from the Nature Conservation Act, specifically from Article 15, point 15 (link: https://sip.lex.pl/akty-prawne/dzu-dziennik-ustaw/ochrona-przyrody-17091515/art-15 ).

The National Park Directorate has designated special trails for hiking, cycling and horseback riding. These designated trails offer over 350 kilometers of exploration within the park. However, all other roads are inaccessible.

The introduction of the "private" designation suggests something else, that some can enter and others cannot, and although it sometimes works similarly, it can be circumvented, and the ban on entry is clear and unambiguous. If it were a minefield, I think this discussion would not have taken place, and since we are talking about areas that are unique on a global scale (the lower part of the map is inland dunes bordering the marshes, this whole road is a strict protection area), the most valuable natural areas in Poland, not everyone is happy with that.

To be honest, if it were a minefield, this discussion would not have taken place at all. But since we are talking about areas that are unique on a global scale – the most valuable natural treasures in Poland – the restrictions seem less attractive to some.