Langiewicz Glade Memorial – Lubianka Bridge loop from Starachowice

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Poland

Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship

powiat starachowicki

Starachowice

Langiewicz Glade Memorial – Lubianka Bridge loop from Starachowice

Moderate

4.5

(12)

riders

Langiewicz Glade Memorial – Lubianka Bridge loop from Starachowice

02:46

37.6km

310m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 15.3 km for 75 m

After 32.9 km for 132 m

After 33.3 km for 132 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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Partisan Trails Mountain Bike Trail, Sieradowicki Landscape Park

Highlight • MTB Park

A place with huge potential, beautiful forests, history of people and wars that took place in Poland at every step.

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9.02 km

The Cygańska Kapa rocks are located by the fire road from Mostki towards Wykus or the Lubianka reservoir, a short distance from the village of Węglów. In different seasons of the year, the rocks have different colored shades, especially in autumn mornings, when there are frosts and a cloudless sky. Variety of shades of sandstone with drops of frozen dew in the morning sun is not enough. After crossing a small ditch by the fire road, we can explore the rocks and enjoy their various shapes. By the same road, about 25m from the rocks, we have a place with benches where we can rest.

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10.6 km

Zygzak–Mostki Forest Trail, Sieradowicki Landscape Park

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Beautiful forest gravel and asphalt, you should definitely visit this section, peace and quiet and clean driving.

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15.9 km

Zalew Mostki

Lake

25.9 km

Wykus Nature Reserve

Highlight • Forest

The Wykus partial reserve was established by the Ordinance of the Minister of Forestry and Wood Industry of October 11, 1978. The total area of the reserve is 53.01 ha, including 52.7 ha of forest and 0.31 ha of non-forest land. The reserve belongs to the Suchedniów Forest District, Bronkowice Forest District, Bodzentyn and Wąchock communes. The subject of protection in the reserve are diversified and highly natural forests with the participation of pine, fir and oak, hornbeam, birch, aspen and alder.

The age of the upper layer of trees varies from 70 to 100 years, with specimens reaching 140 years. They are a great natural asset of the reserve. The highest degree of naturalness is characteristic of forest-like fir and alder stands. The area of the reserve is overgrown with a number of forest vegetation communities, among which the following deserve attention: Carpathian beech forest, oak-hornbeam forest, upland fir forest, mixed forest, Central Polish mixed forest with fir and alder and ash riparian forest. Many interesting and protected species of plants grow in the undergrowth and undergrowth, including: hepatica, live onion, three-needle moss, bugle, laurel and clubmoss.
However, Wykus is famous above all for its many historical places. Large complexes of forests have long provided shelter to patriots fighting for the independence of our country. It was here that the January insurgents found shelter and the partisans of World War II.
The Wykus Reserve is an important junction of tourist trails. They lead to it:
- green hiking trail from Skarżysko (Mostek)
- blue pedestrian from Wąchock and Bodzentyn
- black pedestrian from Starachowice
- red bicycle from Mostki, Wąchock and Bronkowice

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29.1 km

Langiewicz Glade Memorial

Highlight • Historical Site

Polana Langiewicza is commonly regarded as a campsite for insurgent troops led by General Marian Langiewicz during the January Uprising in 1863. However, there is no evidence that the insurgents were stationed in this exact place and that General Langiewicz himself stayed there. This place was indicated by Capt. Wojdacki, writing that "there was a spring and an oak grew, where General Marjan Langiewicz sat as if on a stool".

The place was marked for the first time in 1925, during the convention of veterans of the 1863 uprising. Then, after the holy mass in Wąchock, the participants of the reunion went to the clearing, where a commemorative plaque was consecrated. The plaque was made in a foundry in Skarżysko, owned by Kazimierz Jan Witwicki, son of Jan Witwicki, an insurgent. At that time, the plaque was hung on an oak - today it is hung on a pine.

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32.4 km