The stadium's unique bowl shape was formed by leveraging the natural topographical dip in the terrain.
It is entirely surrounded by the protected Trójmiejski Park Krajobrazowy (Tri-City Landscape Park).
The track surface is designed for all-weather usage despite its forest setting.
It historically served as a site for regional athletics championships in Northern Poland.
Forest Stadium (Leśny Stadion) in Sopot is a multi-purpose outdoor venue integrated directly into the surrounding Trójmiejski Park Krajobrazowy forest. The facility features a running track and a natural grass pitch that utilizes the bowl-shaped terrain for wind protection and acoustics. It serves as a hub for local athletics, football matches, and outdoor fitness training. The stadium is frequently used as a starting or finish point for trail running and cross-country events due to its direct access to the forest trail network. Its design prioritizes natural integration over concrete seating, with steep grass slopes surrounding the perimeter used as informal spectator mounds. The venue remains one of the few sports facilities in the region that functions as both a professional training ground and a public recreational space.
The elevated grassy berm overlooking the track with the dense forest canopy in the background.
Bring trail running shoes if you plan to continue your workout on the adjacent forest paths.
Check the local sports calendar in advance if you prefer to visit when the stadium is quiet and not hosting a match.
Use insect repellent during summer months due to the high density of surrounding foliage.
Attempting to use the facility during major scheduled regional track competitions.
Respect athlete training zones; avoid walking on professional track lanes during organized sessions.
