View of Lake Dąbie – Chełszcząca Rest Area loop from Rurka
View of Lake Dąbie – Chełszcząca Rest Area loop from Rurka
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View of Lake Dąbie – Chełszcząca Rest Area loop from Rurka
04:08
79.6km
150m
Gravel riding
Moderate gravel ride. 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 30, 2026
Tips
Temporary access restrictions
Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.
After 32.0 km for 73 m
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Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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16.1 km
View of Lake Dąbie
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18.8 km
Chełszcząca Rest Area
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46.7 km
Access Road to Blue Velo R3 Along Lake Dąbie
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47.5 km
Blue Velo gravel trail along Lake Dąbie
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54.3 km
Trzebuskie Łęgi Lakeside Shelter
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57.5 km
Czarna Łąka Beach on Lake Dąbie
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57.8 km
Beach
Beach
58.1 km
Czarna Łąka–Lubczyna Gravel Path
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63.8 km
Catamaran wreck on Lake Dąbie
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The vessel belonged to Jacek Kwiatkowski, a sailor and social activist particularly known to the local community. His story was described years ago by the Szczecin media. Today, few remember it. "The catamaran of the Szczecin sailor Jacek Kwiatkowski has been stuck on a shoal near Lubczyna for over a year. The man lost the work of his life, became homeless," described "Głos Szczeciński" in the summer of 2011.
As Jacek Kwiatkowski told journalists at the time, he invested all his savings in building the catamaran, also sold his apartment, and the vessel became his home. Interestingly, the catamaran was simultaneously an ecological laboratory where he wanted to conduct social educational activities. The sailor was supposed to use the free mooring in the nearby marina, but as the newspaper described, at some point he was asked to pay and despite declarations of settling the bills, Kwiatkowski was ordered to leave the port. When he appeared at the marina after several days of absence, the vessel was gone. "The Floating Ecological Laboratory (...) was kidnapped and destroyed by ill-wishers," wrote another regional daily "Kurier Szczeciński". The drifting catamaran ran aground and stands there to this day. It was almost immediately plundered and stripped of its equipment. Jacek Kwiatkowski never recovered the vessel. The sailor died in 2018.
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79.6 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
33.1 km
26.8 km
10.8 km
8.06 km
963 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
34.3 km
25.2 km
11.6 km
3.88 km
3.51 km
748 m
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