The trail was named after Janusz Goebel (a pioneer of forestry in the Opole region, in the past a forest inspector in the Kluczborsk forests). The route starts by visiting the Seed Extraction Plant, then leading through a wooden gate and over a bridge onto a small meadow. On the one side of the bridge there is an aviary for pheasants and behind it a corner devoted to birds inhabiting the forest ecosystem. Further on along the wooden footbridge there is a table presenting issues connected with small retention, a table illustrating hydrophytes and also a jetty with a beautiful view over the water garden as well as the rock garden with a water cascade. By the water garden grows a magnificent specimen of the hornbeam. The hornbeam is a freak of nature, full of bulges, twists, mysteries... Along the route there are also tables characterising the animals inhabiting the forest and feeding devices used by hunters: feeding racks and salt licks. Further on there is an educational trail leading through different ecosystems. Along the route there are picnic sites, there is also a wooden educational lean-to with a place to light a campfire, financed by the Provincial Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management in Opole. A part of the trail "Friends in the Forest” in the meadow adjoining the Seed Extraction Plant is accessible to the disabled. The length of the whole route amounts to about 1 km.