The best MTB trails around Pasym

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Rain-sheltered picnic table and benches, with space for a bike and luggage, to eat and, if necessary, stay out of foul weather. Info panels with regional maps. Here the on the Szczytno-Biskupiec cycleway, a former railway line, passes by the town of Dźwierzuty, with resupply and overnight options.

Church of the Holy Trinity in Dźwierzuty. The church was built on the edge of the village of Dźwierzuty (formerly Swersutten, German: Mensguth). The village is located in the Szczytno district. In the second half of the 19th century, the Catholic population of Dźwierzuty and the surrounding area increased. As a result of their efforts, on January 2, 1871, the new community was assigned a pastor. In the years 1873-1876, a site was purchased for the construction of a church. The foundation stone was blessed on May 18, 1880, and on September 19, 1883, the dean of Barczewo, Father Edward Stock, consecrated the church. The church was consecrated in honor of the Holy Trinity and the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary by Bishop Filip Krementz on June 24, 1884. The parish was established on November 19, 1891. It is an oriented, single-nave church, built in the neo-Gothic style, made of red brick, unplastered. On the west side, it is adjoined by a tower with a porch, topped with a pointed dome. There is also an entrance to the choir by a semi-cylindrical staircase by the tower. On the eastern side, there is a presbytery. The body of the building was buttressed, topped with stepped gables and a gable roof made of tiles. The pointed arch windows were filled with tracery. The interior of the nave was covered with a ceiling supported by wooden beams with crosswise supporting beams. In the presbytery, lower than the nave, a star vault was used. http://leksykonkultury.ceik.eu/index.php/Ko%C5%9Bci%C3%B3%C5%82_pw._Tr%C3%B3jcy_Przenaj%C5%9Bwi%C4%99tszej_w_D%C5%BAwierzutach

In 1904, the Hinterdamerau Forest District (now the Jęczniki Forest District) was taken over and managed for 27 years by Reinhold Desens. It was this forester who came up with the idea of setting up the "Hindenburg Stone". His name was even placed on one side of the stone. The unveiling of the stone took place in beautiful autumn weather on Sunday, October 2, 1929, on the eighty-second birthday of Paul von Hindenburg. Many foresters and residents of nearby villages took part in the ceremony. On one side, the stone had a smooth surface, on which there was an inscription on a white background: "Die Treue ist das Mark der Ehre. “Zum Andenken an den 82. Geburtstag des Reichspräsidenten von Hindenburg 2.10.1929” (Loyalty is a sign of honor. In memory of the 82nd anniversary of the birth of the Reich President von Hindenburg 2.10.1929”). On the other side, the following inscription was placed: “Allzeit treu bereit für des Reiches Herrlichkeit.” (Always faithful, ready for the glory of the Reich). Inscriptions related to the people who made the monument can still be seen on the stone. The granite boulder, pulled out of Lake Sasek Wielki in winter, was worked by stonemason Heinrich Herholz from Szczytno. The inscriptions on it were chosen by Desens and made by Szczytno master painter - Leo Dzwonkowski. The boulder was placed near the forester's lodge at the junction of three roads. Red oaks were planted around it. Currently, the oaks and the boulder are an interesting element of the nature educational trail. https://sladamihistorii.org/?p=510

One of the oldest Masurian town with great trails in the area. Next to the gigantic city name letters is a good rain shelter

Surprisingly large and well-designed park in the middle of the valley, with great bike trails, bridges, benches to rest, and interesting historic info panels

Large 19th century brick church on the hill across the valley from the older protestant church

The market square in Pasym with the Town Hall - a quiet and peaceful place, away from car traffic.