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Chlebowo Former Train Station – Miedźnik Wetlands loop from Ostrowice

Chlebowo Former Train Station – Miedźnik Wetlands loop from Ostrowice

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Chlebowo Former Train Station – Miedźnik Wetlands loop from Ostrowice

02:34

45.5km

230m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: April 24, 2026

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After 3.17 km for 4.59 km

After 35.9 km for 427 m

After 38.7 km for 987 m

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17.9 km

Chlebowo Former Train Station

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Before the closure of the line there was a train station. You can now relax at several shelters and tables.

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19.4 km

The intersection of the bicycle path with the Miedznik stream (a tributary of the Drawa). The basin is crossed by beaver dams, creating swamps and floodplains here. Interesting place. It's worth stopping by.

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21.7 km

Stary Kolejowy Szlak Bike Path

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You must visit this road. Amazing views. Premium quality between Złoniec and Połczyn Zdrój

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29.5 km

Złocieniec Sign and Park

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A large name sign in a beautiful location by the river.

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30.0 km

Hornbeam Avenue in Żubra Park

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Grabowa Avenue and Żubra Park. Former part of the Złocieniec Castle gardens. Why Żubra Park?

After the war, the park was looked after by Jan Żuber.

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30.1 km

Ruins of Złocieniec Castle

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The ruins of the castle in Złocieniec, rising on a slope above the Drawa River, are the remains of a medieval stronghold built in the 14th century by the von Wedel family. Over the centuries, the castle was rebuilt many times, losing its defensive character and changing into a Renaissance palace. It survived World War II in its entirety, but in the post-war years it was abandoned and destroyed. Today, you can admire the Gothic cellars and the castle park with a historic alley of elms.

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