Radwanice to Trzebnice Epic Loop – Rural Landscapes and Historic Villages

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Embark on an epic loop through rural landscapes and historic villages.

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Embark on an epic cycling adventure through rural landscapes and historic villages on this loop from Radwanice to Trzebnice. Covering a distance of 90 kilometers with an elevation gain of 399 meters, the route is suitable for experienced cyclists. Along the way, you'll discover the picturesque village of Jakubów, known for its charming traditional houses and tranquil atmosphere. Cycle further and admire Krąglak, with its sweeping views and peaceful surroundings. Test your skills on the challenging climb of Żuków, famous among cyclists for its steep gradients. Explore the scenic Płoszczynka, where you'll find breathtaking views and a sense of tranquility. Cyclists will also pass by Czartowiec, a small village with a rich history, and Krzeczyn Wielki, known for its beautiful landscapes and historic buildings. The final highlight is Trzebnice, a historic town with impressive architecture and a vibrant atmosphere.

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Start: Lipin Village center

Radwanice: Cycling through Polish History and Nature

Radwanice is a locality located in the Dolnośląskie region of Poland. From a cyclist's perspective, the area offers a mix of flat roads and hilly terrains, providing opportunities for various cycling experiences. The region is known for its picturesque countryside and historic landmarks, creating an interesting backdrop for cycling adventures. Nearby, cyclists can find the Karkonosze Mountains, offering challenging climbs and breathtaking views. With its diverse terrain and cultural attractions, Radwanice ranks as a 3 on the cyclist perspective scale.