Historical Sites and Breathtaking Scenery

A gravel cycling route starting from Debrzno

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Embark on a gravel adventure featuring historical sites and breathtaking scenery near Debrzno

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Map miniature of "Historical Sites and Breathtaking Scenery" cycling inspiration in Pomorskie, Poland. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Prepare for an extraordinary gravel adventure with an ascent of 221 meters and a total distance of 65 kilometers. Along the way, you'll encounter numerous historical sites, including the Baszta Czarownic (Witch's Tower), which is a key highlight of the route. With its scenic landscapes and points of interest, this route offers a captivating experience for cyclists seeking both history and natural beauty.

gravel

65 km

221 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Debrzno-Wieś Village center

Debrzno: Exploring the rural roads and gravel paths of Debrzno

Debrzno is a small town located in the Pomorskie region of Poland. From a cyclist's perspective, Debrzno offers a mix of rural roads and gravel paths for cycling. The scenic countryside surrounding the town provides a peaceful and picturesque environment for bike rides. While Debrzno may not have any famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs nearby, it offers a great opportunity for road and gravel cyclists to explore the lesser-known beauty of the region.

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DebrznoTown

Embrace the starting point of the route at Debrzno, a charming town offering a taste of local culture.

7 km

MyśligoszczVillage

Stop by Myśligoszcz, a quaint village with picturesque views and a serene atmosphere.

23 km

SieroczynVillage

At the 23-kilometer mark, Sieroczyn awaits with its stunning natural landscapes, creating a scenic backdrop for your ride.

63 km

Baszta CzarownicViewpoint

Explore the famous Baszta Czarownic (Witch's Tower) at the 63-kilometer point—a must-visit for history enthusiasts.

64 km

pałac z II poł. XIX w.Castle

Encounter the pałac z II poł. XIX w. (palace from the second half of the 19th century) at the 64-kilometer mark, offering a glimpse into the area's architectural heritage.