Grodzisko Górne to Gać

A gravel cycling route starting from Grodzisko Gorne

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A gravel route through picturesque countryside

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The Grodzisko Górne to Gać route is a 61-kilometer gravel journey that takes cyclists through idyllic countryside landscapes. With an ascent of 337 meters, this route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience. The highlights, including Gać and Białobrzegi, add local charm and cultural significance to the ride. Overall, this route provides a chance to immerse oneself in the natural beauty of Podkarpackie while exploring lesser-known but equally captivating destinations.

gravel

61 km

337 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Grodzisko Górne Village center

Grodzisko Górne: Exploring Grodzisko Górne on Two Wheels

Grodzisko Górne is a locality in the Podkarpackie region of Poland that offers decent options for road and gravel cyclists. The area features a mix of flat and rolling terrain, making it suitable for various skill levels. While there are no famous cycling spots or legendary climbs in immediate proximity, you can enjoy exploring the surrounding rural landscapes and quiet country roads. With its pleasant atmosphere and moderate cycling possibilities, Grodzisko Górne is an adequate choice for cyclists looking for a peaceful and moderately challenging ride.

22 km

GaćVillage

Gać is a hidden gem along the route, offering peaceful surroundings and rustic charm.

36 km

ŁańcutTown

Łańcut is a highlight along the route, known for its extravagant castle and well-preserved historic center.

47 km

BiałobrzegiVillage

Białobrzegi is a highlight that presents the history and heritage of the region through its unique architecture and cultural landmarks.

61 km

Grodzisko GórneVillage

Grodzisko Górne, located at the start/end point, showcases the region's ancient past with its archaeological site and museum dedicated to prehistoric settlements.