Dzierżaniny Trail

A gravel cycling route starting from Ciezkowice

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A gravel cycling route through scenic countryside

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The Dzierżaniny Trail is a 62-kilometer gravel cycling route that takes you through the scenic countryside near Ciężkowice. With an ascent of 614 meters, this route offers a mix of gravel and unpaved roads, making it perfect for gravel enthusiasts. Highlights of the route include the Ratusz, or Town Hall, in Ciężkowice, which is a beautiful historic building, and the peaceful village of Kąśna Dolna with its traditional architecture. The route also passes through Biskupice Melsztyńskie, a picturesque village known for its rural charm. Overall, this route provides a unique and adventurous cycling experience.

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62 km

614 m

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Start: Ciężkowice City center

Ciężkowice: Gateway to tranquil cycling in Małopolskie.

Ciężkowice, located in the Małopolskie region of Poland, is a cyclist-friendly locality that offers enjoyable cycling opportunities. The town itself has a charming atmosphere and is surrounded by picturesque countryside, making it a great starting point for road and gravel cycling adventures. The region has a mix of rolling hills and flat terrain, providing varied options for riders of different skill levels. Additionally, there are some nearby forests and national parks with gravel paths and trails, allowing cyclists to explore the natural beauty of the area. Overall, Ciężkowice is a fantastic destination for cyclists looking for scenic routes and a peaceful environment.