Off the Beaten Path

A gravel cycling route starting from Zblewo

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Map miniature of "Off the Beaten Path" cycling inspiration in Pomorskie, Poland. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Get off the beaten path on this gravel route that will take you on a 60-kilometer adventure through lesser-known parts of Pomorskie. Starting in Zblewo, you'll pass through Jaroszewy, Janin, Kocborowo, Szteklin, and Białachowo before returning to Zblewo. Expect varying terrains, peaceful villages, and the opportunity to discover hidden gems along the way.

gravel

60 km

336 m

Tough

Route profile

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Start: Zblewo Village center

Zblewo: Cyclist's paradise with diverse cycling routes and ancient oak trees.

Zblewo, located in Pomorskie, Poland, is a cyclist's paradise. The locality offers a diverse range of cycling routes, suitable for both road and gravel bikes. Cyclists can explore rolling hills, charming villages, and lush forests in the surrounding area. Additionally, Zblewo is famous for its ancient oak trees, some of which are over 500 years old. This makes the locality a unique destination for nature-loving cyclists and photography enthusiasts. With its cycling-friendly atmosphere and breathtaking natural beauty, Zblewo is a top choice for cyclists looking for an immersive and memorable cycling experience.

12 km

JaroszewyVillage

Jaroszewy is a quaint village with a beautiful beach on the Seaside, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the endless views of the Baltic Sea.

28 km

JaninVillage

Janin is a small village with a historic wooden church known for its unique architecture and peaceful surroundings.

36 km

KocborowoSub-urb

Kocborowo greets visitors with its charming rural atmosphere and is surrounded by picturesque forests, ideal for nature lovers seeking serenity.

52 km

SzteklinVillage

Szteklin is a hidden gem that offers both natural beauty and historical treasures, such as the Stary Szteklin Castle, reminiscent of the region's past glory.