The Zbrzyca is a right tributary of the Brda, flowing through the Charzykow Plain in the Zaborski Landscape Park. Kayakers are very keen to visit this most beautiful of the Brda tributaries due to its picturesque and varied rafting route, which leads through forests almost along its entire length. The water trail - easy, although troublesome in the upper reaches - has been marked on the most frequently visited section from Leśno (Młosin) to Swornegacie. The Upper Zbrzyca - a narrow, rebellious river - flows through several lakes: Wielkie Sarnowicze, Somińskie, Kruszyńskie, Parzyn. Kayakers will have to portage their kayaks several times at mills, weirs and sawmills. The river and its surroundings become more beautiful with every kilometer. The terrain is undulating, covered with beautiful forests. In the middle section, the river gradually slows down, deepens and again passes several beautiful, forest lakes, connected in a picturesque chain. The lakes that appear one after another are Milachowo with high, forested shores, then Laska, Księże, Parszczenica, and Śluza. They are all charming, but the most beautiful is the last one - quiet and deserted. The most important tributaries of the river, which are also kayaking routes, are Młosienica (Młosina), Kulawa and Kłoniecznica. Zbrzyca is also a bridge between the Brda and the Wda. Having reached Lake Sarnowicze Małe upstream, you can transfer your kayaks to Lake Wieckie [2.5 km] - this is the beginning of the Wda River kayak trail.