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Kupiškis Regional Park Adventures

Kupiškis Regional Park is a cherished protected area in northeastern Lithuania, offering a blend of rich natural landscapes, cultural heritage, and diverse outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and fishing.

46,950
Acres Protected
30
Miles of Trails
25,000
Annual Visitors
1992
Year Established

About Kupiškis Regional Park

 

Established in 1992, Kupiškis Regional Park encompasses approximately 19,000 hectares of predominantly forested land interspersed with lakes, rivers, and marshlands. Located near the town of Kupiškis, the park showcases the gentle rolling terrain typical of the Lithuanian countryside, with a mosaic of pine and mixed forests providing habitat for an array of wildlife, including species of European significance. The park includes notable water bodies such as Lake Kupiškis, which support fishing and paddle sports. Rich in cultural heritage, visitors can explore traditional villages, historical sites, and remnants of ancient settlements, underlining the deep human connection to the land. The park's trail network invites hikers and mountain bikers to experience peaceful nature walks, while seasonal birdwatching opportunities highlight the area's biological diversity. In winter, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing become popular activities. Kupiškis Regional Park is valued both for its ecological importance and as a recreational resource offering a tranquil escape into Lithuania’s natural and cultural landscapes.

Highlights

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Lake Kupiškis – a serene lake popular for swimming, fishing, and boating

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Ancient hillfort sites revealing the area's historic significance

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Diverse birdwatching opportunities with species like the white stork and black stork

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Extensive network of marked hiking and cycling trails through mixed forests

Notable Natural Features

Lake Kupiškis

A picturesque lake offering recreational fishing, boating, and opportunities to observe wetland flora and fauna.

Kupiškis Ancient Hillforts

Archaeological sites featuring remnants of early Baltic defense structures, highlighting the region’s historical significance.

White Stork Nesting Areas

Habitats within the park that support one of Europe’s iconic bird species, attracting birdwatchers from around the region.