Route "Around Wigry" named after Antoni Patla: Wigry National Park
Route "Around Wigry" named after Antoni Patla: Wigry National Park
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Route "Around Wigry" named after Antoni Patla: Wigry National Park
04:28
57.5km
360m
Cycling
Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.
Last updated: April 14, 2025
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 40.1 km for 918 m
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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8.58 km
Czarna Hańcza Wooden Bridge
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24.2 km
Krusznik Observation Tower – View of Southern Lake Wigry
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40.6 km
Muliczne Lake
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43.9 km
Wooden Boardwalks in Wigierski National Park
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49.4 km
View of Lake Wigry and Leszczewek
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57.5 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
17.2 km
12.3 km
11.7 km
8.62 km
7.57 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
25.0 km
15.6 km
6.62 km
6.32 km
2.99 km
1.00 km
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Thursday 28 May
17°C
6°C
81 %
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Max wind speed: 27.0 km/h
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Trail Reviews
Around Lake Wigry. Beginning of Płociczno – Narrow Gauge Railway Museum. A beautiful route for advanced riders, varied with rides on wooden piers. The landscapes are breathtaking.
Coffee is a must at the monastery, but I recommend the one with the sign "good coffee"
A very nice trip around Lake Wigry. The route is very scenic and attractive in every way 👍👍👍. Traveled on a trek. It is quite interval, a lot of climbs and thus descents, you have to watch out for the roots. In a few places, perhaps 😉, you will have to push the bike for a few meters. I recommend it to everyone 👍👍👍
A very interesting route, but probably not for gravel :) An incredibly varied trail. Marked, but poorly marked in places. The surface changed constantly. There were forests, clearings, fields, towns, singletrack... it was fantastic! The views were so beautiful. Sometimes you have to look down, sometimes at the water in the distance, sometimes at the river you're crossing... a few crazy descents over rocks and roots, a few climbs, but there were no pushes :) The route was so difficult that average electric bike users watched in surprise as I passed them and then pulled away :D Many people choose this trail, especially since it partially overlaps with the green velo trail, but it's definitely worth recommending – as long as you ride a bike with decent front suspension. And finally, sunshine :) https://strava.app.link/qlOZI5kDKVb
The route around Lake Wigry always delights with its charm. Diverse in terms of surface. From asphalt, through forest roads, loose gravel, to emotional bridges leading over wetlands, canals and rivers. The trail is well marked, but it is worth checking the route with navigation. There are many places to rest along the way. Interesting places well described.
A super nice successful trip to around J Wigry along the green bicycle trail
