The cyclists probably the best care on the coast - specifically removed are old railroad tracks, in order to create new cycling routes. Travel off-road enthusiasts will find in Ustka almost perfect conditions. Total length 4 cycle routes around the town of Ustka is about 115 km.
best known and the developed tourist trail is coiled tracks + + (approx. 21 km). Departure from Ustka ul. Grunwaldzka toward Trencher, then you take Army, from which the trail is marked. It leads mainly former German embankments, dismantled in 1945, rail lines, which is now a future episode of the Hanseatic Tours Cycling. There are two possibilities. Route 16 - kilometer for the less advanced and more than 60-kilometer (extended by sections reeled track "at the foot of the highest mountains in the coastal area Rowokół and loop around the lake Gardno in the Slowinski National Park) for trained cyclists.
+ Route 3 viewing platforms on lakes Gardno, Dołgie Small and Dołgie Great Rift +
- Czołpino (approx. 33 km). This route runs throughout its course by the most attractive natural scenic spots and Slowinski National Park - World Biosphere Reserve. Also runs next to the science - water and floristic nature reserves. Reaching Czołpina we have to choose four options: return the same route; closure "green pins" (back almost deserted beach with sunbathing, swimming and watching the remains of the coastal forest include thousands of years) to continue the expedition to the beach to the east of Leba (approx. 20 km); access to asphalt roads Kluk (over 8 km) and enter the next cycle route.
Kluki - Leba (25 km), very charming, but also difficult for non-trained cyclists tour the southern shore of Łebska - one of the largest Polish lakes with numerous nature reserves and bird breeding grounds.
Leba - Stilo (about 36 km with a loop at the Stilo lighthouse and back through Sasino , Ulinię, Sarbsk, Nowęcin to Leba). Newly discovered device and bicycle path on the Sarbska, closed until 2000 for the tourists because of the occupation of these territories by the military.
author: Irene Wojtkiewicz
0 comments:
Post a Comment