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Barlineckie Lake – Emanuel Lasker Park loop from Lipiany

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Poland

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Lipiany

Barlineckie Lake – Emanuel Lasker Park loop from Lipiany

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Barlineckie Lake – Emanuel Lasker Park loop from Lipiany

03:52

66.8km

200m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 23, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 22.4 km for 293 m

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15.2 km

Dzikowo Bike Repair Station and Shelter

Highlight • Rest Area

A large shelter right next to the route, where there used to be a railway station. There is a bicycle repair station with a pump and tools.

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22.6 km

Barlineckie Lake

Highlight • Lake

The Jezioro Barlinecki (formerly Berlinchener See or Nipperwitzsee) with a circumference of about 10 km extends south of the city.

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22.7 km

A bridge with two gazebos over Lake Barlineckie.
In 2013, the revitalization of a small park by the lake began. Barlinecki, previously called "Delta Młynówka". New plantings were made, elements of small architecture were supplemented, new paths were marked out, bridges over Młynówka, a playground for children and new piers over the lake were built. In 2014, it was officially opened as Lasker Park. There is also an information board presenting the figure of the champion, a statue of a chessman, chess tables and an outdoor chessboard.
Emanuel Lasker (1868-1941) - German mathematician, philosopher, bridge player and chess player of Jewish descent (died in New York). World Chess Champion (1894) holding this title for the longest time in history (27 years). He was called the king of chess. He was born in Barlinek, and his memory is cherished in the city.

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22.7 km

Barlinek Town Walls

Highlight • Historical Site

The 14th century seven-meter-high wall, with two gates: Myśliborska and Młyńska, as well as towers and gates, surrounded the entire city. Most of the defensive system was dismantled in the 19th century, and World War II only completed the destruction.
A little over 480 meters of the defensive wall have survived from the former fortifications to this day. Unfortunately, it is largely lowered compared to its original form. The longest but low section has been preserved behind the parish church in the eastern part of the city, while the best-preserved fragment can be seen at the intersection of Chmielna and Górna streets, where details of the wall crown and one of the bay towers have survived, as well as between Górna and Podwale streets. In addition, a short section of the stone part of the defensive wall is visible at Grodzka and Jeziorna streets, and the relics grouped in three places are located in the north-eastern part of the perimeter.

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23.4 km

Historic Sports Hall Barlinek

Highlight • Historical Site

The sports hall was built in 1923 and was funded by the honorary citizen of the city, Baron Dietrich von Klitzing. His coat of arms can be seen on the facade of the building. It was built with taste, had tasteful interiors and, for those times, was very well equipped with modern exercise equipment. The walls of the hall were decorated with sports paintings. It had a meeting room, changing rooms, showers, an apartment for the caretaker of the hall and a stylish stage with modern lighting. The lower room of the hall was arranged as a complement to the baths located in the "Friday Gardens" (youth hostel). On May 1, 1950, the first permanent cinema, called "Odra", was opened in the hall on Gorzowska Street. The hall was adapted to the conditions of the shows - at that time it had over 200 seats. The cinema enjoyed great success and recognition of the residents. The films shown were delivered from the Film Distribution Center in Poznań. However, after the opening of the “Stolica” panoramic cinema in 1959, the “Odra” cinema ceased to exist.

In 1963, renovation of the hall began. The unused, beautiful sports facility will serve the local youth and the sports club. The residents of Barlinek still remember the physical education classes, discos, and Christmas parties that took place there. In later years, the sports hall was transformed into a commercial facility.

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38.2 km

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51.3 km

Nowogródzka Gate

Highlight • Monument

Nice city gate in Myślibórz.
There is another city gate and some remains of the city wall.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/My%C5%9Blib%C3%B3rz#Geschichte

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