2. Natural Treasures of Europe Another of the Tri-City’s less known districts, but nonetheless legendary in its own right, is Gdynia Orlowo. This town has a number of charming hideouts as well as established hotspots. If you’re looking for a casual stroll along the sand or a night of theatrical excitement, then Orlowo could prove the perfect place for you!

3. Natural Treasures of Europe According to ancient legend, two magnificent eagles fought above Orlowo’s cliff and in memory of this great aerial battle, local people called their village Orlowo, from the Polish word for eagle.

4. Natural Treasures of Europe The Redłowo Cliff - along the picturesquely shaped seashore, within the boundaries of the Kępa Redłowska Reserve, there runs a path for seaside walks. The picturesque Redłowo Cliff attracts the attention here as it reaches over 40 m in height. There is also a preserved fragment of a natural deciduous forest.

5. Natural Treasures of Europe Redłowski cliff is divided into two parts: • dead - unaffected abrasion, having the form of vegetated landslides - extends to the port in Gdynia • active - steep wall hanging towards the sea, exposed to abrasion.

6. Natural Treasures of Europe In a wall of the cliff we can ascertain appearance the clay, sand, mud and gravel form. On section which is mostly structured from clay form, we can observe, that the cliff retire in the result of rock falls. Average rate of retiring Orłowski point based on measurements accounted for one meter annually.

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