Bielsko-Biała Aeroclub – Gypsy Forest Shelter loop from Bielsko-Biała
Bielsko-Biała Aeroclub – Gypsy Forest Shelter loop from Bielsko-Biała
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Bielsko-Biała Aeroclub – Gypsy Forest Shelter loop from Bielsko-Biała
03:31
54.5km
590m
Cycling
Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 46.6 km for 221 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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2.71 km
Bielsko-Biała Aeroclub
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7.57 km
Open-Air Museum of Vintage Vehicles
Highlight • Monument
The vehicles are repaired by the owner.
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14.5 km
Ruins
Ruins
20.6 km
Biała River Cycle Path
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During favorable weather, it is eagerly visited not only by cyclists, but you have to watch out for rollerbladers and lovers of walks. From the center, at the beginning of the route, there is an outdoor gym.
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33.0 km
Czeczów Palace in Kozy
Highlight • Historical Site
The palace with the accompanying buildings and the park comes from the 18th century. The ice house and the neo-gothic manor chapel built in 1859 are in direct contact with the palace. On both sides, the palace is accompanied by outbuildings that used to be farm buildings, and nearby there is also a square baroque, eighteenth-century building of the former palace sheepfold covered with wooden shingles.
Historical sources regarding the palace are scarce. It is believed that it was built by the Jordan family from Kraków, which owned Kozy from 1749. From around 1850 the village belonged to Józef Karol Humborg, and then Stanisław Klucki. Then it was taken over by the barons Czecz de Lindewald, who rebuilt the palace into their family seat, giving it its present classicist shape.
The property belonged to the Czecz family until the end of World War II. Then the palace was occupied by Red Army soldiers, devastating it completely. The ruined property was handed over by the last member of the Czecz family, Stanisław, to the commune.
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pa%C5%82ac_Czecz%C3%B3w_w_Kozach
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33.3 km
Church of Saints Simon and Jude Thaddeus
Highlight • Religious Site
This settlement, as a noble village, was in the hands of contemporary noble families - at the beginning of the 15th century Korbiczów, later Gierałtowski, of which Jakub, a judge of the Zator and Oświęcim principalities, in 1559, on the basis of the Reformation movements, led the village to convert the Catholic Church into Calvinist congregation, agitating the inhabitants to convert to a new faith. At that time, faithful Catholics were reliant on the ministry performed by priests from neighboring churches. In 1636, the Gierałtowscy were heirs on the estate in Kozy Dolne, and the Russocki family in Kozy Górne.
In 1658, the existing wooden church was reconciled, restoring its sacred, Catholic character and it was handed over to the neighboring settlements. His polychrome, painted with tempera on wood, has survived to this day. It is located in the National Museum in Krakow, and the door from the bell tower and the stone stoup in the Historical Chamber in Kozy.
In the middle of the 17th century the village was bought by the Rej from Nagłowice and it cannot be ruled out that the bard, Mikołaj himself, walked in the Kozienice region. The next 18th century was the time of the wealthy Jordan family from Kraków, then the Czecz de Lindewald baroness. The neighboring manor house was inhabited by Wilhelmina Augusta von Kluck and Hermann Artur Czecz de Lindewald, Austrian baron, son of Przemyśl starost, PhD in agricultural sciences, with two children, Hermann and Karol. During their time, the town started to organize itself, small industries and crafts emerged. Goats were famous in the area for their textile workshops and excellent bricklayers, becoming one of the richer villages in the area. The construction of a brick church was started according to the design of the Viennese Karol Steihofer, the author of the temple of St. Margaret in Bielsko-Biała. Within two years, a neo-gothic building was erected, which was given to parishioners. Equipped for several years, consecrated in 1924, it was called by Saints Simon and Jude Tadeusz. The temple, developing through new pastoral centers, continues to serve the parishioners of Goats. An interesting fact is that in 1950-56 the vicar here was the future metropolitan of Krakow, Franciszek Macharski.
polskaniezwykla.pl/web/place/25693,kozy-kosciol-pw--swietych-szymona-i-judy-tadeusza-.html
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44.4 km
Straconka Stream
Highlight • River
44.8 km
Beskid Olympians Gallery Monument
Highlight • Monument
bielskobiala.naszemiasto.pl
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50.6 km
Gypsy Forest Shelter
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54.5 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
31.8 km
14.9 km
6.47 km
894 m
413 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
30.4 km
19.1 km
2.21 km
1.50 km
754 m
529 m
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Elevation
Highest point (470 m)
Lowest point (280 m)
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Friday 10 July
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