Natura e parchi a Anykščiai

Nature & Scenic Views

Explore the diverse geological and botanical heritage of Anykščiai, featuring the first treetop walkway in the Baltic States and the massive Puntukas boulder. The area is defined by the Šventoji River valley, home to significant Devonian rock outcrops like Vetygalos and Variaus. From the 13-island expanse of Lake Rubikiai to rare botanical monuments like the six-trunked Elmė oak, these sites showcase the region's unique glacial landscapes and protected natural monuments.

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Pažintinis medžių lajų takas ir apžvalgos bokštas

The first walkway of its kind in the Baltic States, this 300-meter path rises to 21 meters above the forest floor, ending in a 34-meter observation tower with views of the Anykščiai Pinewood and Šventoji River.

Puntukas

Puntukas is the second-largest boulder in Lithuania, a natural monument of the state.

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Rubikiai Lake

Lake Rubikiai is a lake in Anykščiai district municipality, Lithuania. It is famous for its 13 islands that cover 1.1 square kilometres.

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Vetygalos atodanga

A 25-meter-high geological outcrop on the right bank of the Šventoji River. Also known as Žėbos Hill, it exposes ancient Devonian rock strata and offers a viewpoint over the river valley.