Borują Bridge Explorer

A gravel cycling route starting from Bytow

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Discover the stunning natural landscapes and a piece of history on this gravel cycling route

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Embark on a captivating gravel cycling route showcasing the beauty of the Bytów region. Covering a total distance of 67 kilometers and an ascent of 541 meters, this route takes you through Ugoszcz and offers a unique highlight – the historic Borują Bridge, a former railway bridge. As you traverse the scenic landscapes, take a moment to appreciate the natural wonders and the remarkable engineering feat of the bridge.

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67 km

541 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Bytów City center

Bytów: Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of Bytów's cycling routes in Poland.

Bytów, located in Pomorskie, Poland, is a locality that offers a mix of road and gravel cycling opportunities. The locality is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, including lakes, forests, and rolling hills, providing riders with diverse terrains to explore. Cyclists can ride through charming Polish villages, discover historic sites, and enjoy the peaceful ambiance of the countryside. Bytów may not have any well-known climbs or famous cycling spots nearby, but its scenic routes and tranquil atmosphere make it a suitable destination for cyclists seeking a peaceful and immersive experience.

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BytówTown

Explore Bytów, a charming town with a fascinating history. Visit the local museum and learn about the area's rich cultural heritage.

60 km

UgoszczVillage

Ugoszcz is a small village surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature and enjoy the peaceful ambiance.

66 km

Dawny most kolejowy nad BorująAttraction

The Borują Bridge is a unique highlight of this route. Built in the early 20th century, it served as a railway bridge and now stands as a testament to the region's industrial history.