The Frog Cycle Path, a little over 260 km long, runs across the Upper Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape.
Dune forests, wet meadows, moors — the entire Upper Lusatian Heath and Pond Landscape is a paradise for frogs. And also for anyone interested in rare plant and animal species.
They are so unique that UNESCO has placed the biosphere reserve under its protection. Designed as a circular route, the cycle path runs through a sparsely populated area where the language and customs of the Sorbs are still very much alive.
In the northern part begins the Lusatian Lake District, to the east lies Bad Muskau with its also UNESCO-protected park on the route, and between them hides the splendor of the rhododendron park in Kromlau — a striking contrast of wild and shaped nature.
