Lubianka Bridge – Langiewicz Glade Memorial loop from Starachowice Michałów

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Poland

Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship

powiat starachowicki

Starachowice

Lubianka Bridge – Langiewicz Glade Memorial loop from Starachowice Michałów

Moderate

4.5

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Lubianka Bridge – Langiewicz Glade Memorial loop from Starachowice Michałów

03:44

46.2km

380m

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 27, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 40.3 km for 213 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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Old Concrete Bridge in Sieradowicki Park Krajobrazowy

Highlight • Bridge

A forgotten bridge but a great attraction

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11.2 km

Marian Shrine

Highlight • Religious Site

A Marian chapel standing at the crossroads. Unfortunately, it is locked, but looking inside through the window you can see that the place of worship is well-kept and used.

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13.0 km

Fire Lookout Tower in Sieradowicki Landscape Park

Highlight • Monument

During the fire hazard period (April-October), any disturbing clouds of smoke, which are looked out for from it, are reported to the forest inspectorate.
Every year, the tower undergoes rigorous technical tests.

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26.4 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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31.0 km