Klecza Gorna and Budzow Exploration

A gravel cycling route starting from Tomice

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Embark on an exploration of Klecza Gorna and Budzow, uncovering hidden gems along the gravel route.

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The Klecza Gorna and Budzow Exploration is a gravel cycling route spanning 53 km, with an ascent of 671 m. This route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists wishing to discover the beauty of Klecza Gorna and Budzow near Tomice. As you cycle through picturesque landscapes, be sure to visit highlights such as Klecza Gorna, Budzow, Świnna Poręba, and Wadowice. These destinations offer a mix of natural beauty and historic charm.

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53 km

671 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Tomice Village center

Tomice: Discover cycling paths amidst scenic beauty and rugged landscapes.

Tomice is a locality situated in the Małopolskie region of Poland. From a cyclist's perspective, Tomice offers a variety of cycling routes along quiet rural roads and through scenic countryside landscapes. For more challenging rides, cyclists can venture into the nearby Ojców National Park, which offers opportunities for off-road or gravel cycling. The park is also home to the iconic climb up Maczuga Herkulesa, a legendary spot attracting cyclists seeking adventure and stunning views. Overall, Tomice ranks as a 4 on the cyclist-friendly scale due to its versatile cycling options and proximity to natural attractions.

7 km

Klecza GórnaVillage

Klecza Górna, located 7 km into the route, is a charming village surrounded by rolling hills and picturesque meadows.

27 km

BudzówVillage

Budzów, located 27 km into the route, is known for its historic buildings, including a castle and a quaint main square.

44 km

Świnna PorębaVillage

Świnna Poręba, located 44 km into the route, is a small village with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and traditional wooden architecture.