Drawieński Park Narodowy (Drawa National Park), established in 1990, lies on the border of the West Pomeranian, Lubusz and Greater Poland voivodeships. Forests cover more than 80% of its area. The park is centred on the Drawa river, which flows through it for around 40 km with a fast, almost mountain-like current and forms one of the most scenic kayaking routes in Poland. We produced recordings and an audio guide system that let visitors explore the park independently, at their own pace. The stories introduce the nature of the Drawa valley and the most interesting places along the route. The audio guide is available in Polish, English and German.