Kobendza Oak – War Cemetery 1939 loop from Wilcze Tułowskie

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Kobendza Oak – War Cemetery 1939 loop from Wilcze Tułowskie

Moderate

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Kobendza Oak – War Cemetery 1939 loop from Wilcze Tułowskie

04:26

56.9km

180m

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: August 26, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Krzywa Góra

Karpaty

Nart

Granica

Kampinoski Park Narodowy

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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10.4 km

Piaski Królewskie

Highlight • Forest

Thanks to these arrows we know where to go and how much distance is ahead of us

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13.7 km

Abandoned Wooden Buildings in Kampinoski National Park

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It is worth seeing the doors that are still standing, as they are scheduled to be demolished in the near future

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15.1 km

Kobendza Oak

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Beautiful 300 years old oak. Named by Mr. Kobendza who was researcher of Kampinos National Park

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18.5 km

Posada Cisowe Signpost

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Good route markings, misleading names, a crooked mountain is not a mountain you climb on a bike.

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25.4 km

Parowe Dupne on the Green Southern Forest Trail

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Beautiful, narrow, winding. Lots of roots, sometimes mud. One of the prettiest sections at any time of year.

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31.1 km

Karpaty Nature Reserve – Red Trail (Kampinos National Park)

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As for Kampinos, surprisingly good surface. And very little traffic.

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31.5 km

Karpaty

Nature Reserve

40.5 km

A war cemetery where approximately 800 soldiers of the Polish Army who died in the Kampinos Forest in 1939 are buried. There are also single graves of Home Army soldiers from 1942. The cemetery has the shape of an eagle taking flight and was designed by 2nd Lt. Tadeusz Świerczewski, Home Army soldier, killed by the Germans in 1942. In 1972, a monument to the fallen designed by Władysław Frycz was placed at the cemetery.

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