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Fahrradweg der Burgen von Powisle The Route of Powisle Churches Nogattal - Fahrrad - offroad von Żuławy Szlakiem kościołów Powisla The Nogat River Valley Offroad Von Sztum nach Biała Góra und Ryjewo Przez Żuławy Malborskie In the Picturesque Lake Land near Prabuty Große Wendeschleife um die Burgen von Powiśle herum Dolina Nogatu- żuławski offroad rowerowy The Great Loop of Powisle Castles Durch Żuławy Malborskie W Dolinie Rzeki Liwy From Sztum to Biała Góra and Ryjewo Fahrradweg der Kirchen von Powiśle Ze Sztumu do Białej Góry i Ryjewa The Route in the Liwa River Valley Verbindungs fahrradweg im Liwa-Tal Wśród malowniczych jezior w okolicach Prabut Around Żuławy Malborskie Im Liwa-Flusstal Szlak Zamków Powiśla Czerwony Along the Liwa River Valley Inmitten von malerischen Seen in der Nähe von Prabuty Szlak Kościołów Powiśla Niebieski Fahrradweg der Kirchen von Powisle Szlak R1 Zielony Internationaler Fahrradweg R1 Szlak Dolnej Wisły The Bicycle Route of Powisle Castles Fahrradweg vom Balewski-See Szlak Prabuty Niebieski The Route of Powisle Churches Papiernik Fahrradweg Szlak Prabuty Czerwony International Bicycle Route R1 Fahrradweg Prabuty - Gilwa - Prabuty Szlak Prabuty Zielony The Route of Balewskie Lake Fahrradweg Szlak Prabuty - Jaromierz Szlak Prabuty Czarny Fahrradweg Prabuty - Orkusz - Prabuty Szlak Papiernika Niebieski The Papermaker Route Fahrradweg um den Dzierzgoń-See Szlak Jeziora Balewskiego Czarny The Route Prabuty - Gilwa - Prabuty der Unteren Weichsel Fahrradweg Wycieczka w okolicach Starego Dzierzgonia The Route Szlak Prabuty - Jaromierz "Wielka Pętla" Szlakiem Zamków Powiśla The Route Prabuty - Orkusz - Prabuty Dolina Wisły w okolicach Kwidzyna The Route of Dzierzgoń Lake Pętla Papiernika The Route of the Lower Wisła River Dolina rzeki Liwy (szlak łącznikowy)
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  Around Żuławy Malborskie

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Total length of the route: 56 kilometers

The route: Malbork – Kałdowo – Kościeleczki – Stogi – Tralewo – Nowy Staw – Lichnowy – Lisewo Malborskie – Kończewice – Mątowy Wielkie – Miłoradz – Kraśniewo – Grobelno – Malbork

Time: 6-9 h (including about 2-3 h for visiting places excluding the Malbork Castle Museum)

Suggested type of bicycles: trekking and road bicycles

Road surface and a difficulty level: almost the whole route runs along the asphalt roads across the area of flat hypsometric profile. The route is easy but it runs across open areas – mind the wind!

Road marking: There is no marking except from the black route of the Lower Wisła river between Kończewice and Mątowy Wielkie

Route description:

The route runs across Żuławy Malborskie. It is mainly a plain area situated in the delta of the Wisła river. It has been heavily influenced and transformed by human activities. The bank of the Wisła borders this area from the west, the edge of Iławskie Lakeland - from the south (along the Nogat river) and the High Plain of Elbląg from the east. Once there used to be swamps and floods which have been drained since the Middle Ages. The flat region of Żuławy has its own characteristic features and unique charm. Marek Opitz, a famous photographer of Żuławy, has entitled one of his albums “A Landscape for Connoisseurs.” This landscape is enriched by the characteristic rows of willow trees (willows function as natural pumps because they evaporate considerable amounts of water from the ground through their root system and leaves), the lines of the drainage canals and well-preserved medieval arrangement of roads and buildings.

Heritage monuments of Malbork and Nowy Staw (the former capital of Żuławy) deserve special attention. The Mennonite cemetery in Stogi is the biggest one in the region of Żuławy and undoubtedly it is worth visiting. The gothic churches in Miłoradz, Lichnowy, Lisewo Malborskie and Mątowy Wielkie must be visited as well. Considering these significant monuments of our cultural heritage which can be seen along this route, it seems to be one of the most fascinating bicycle routes in the Pomorskie region.

 

The trip (with particular legs and kilometers)

0,0

55,6

Malbork: railway station

0,9

54,9

Malbork: a Teutonic castle (the capital of the Teutonic state) now the Malbork Castle Museum, the gothic church of St John, medieval ramparts, the town hall

4,8

50,8

Kościeleczki

7,3

48,3

Stogi: the biggest renovated Mennonite cemetery in the region of Żuławy, with numerous tomb stelas with characteristic decorations

12,3

43,3

Tralewo

13,9

41,7

Laski

16,1

39,5

Nowy Staw - a gothic collegiate church, a neo-gothic church with a characteristic “Pencil” steeple, a large rectangular market square, historical tenement houses and some technical monuments

18,6

37,0

Trępnowy

23,1

32,5

Lichnowy - a gothic church from the 14th century

29,6

26

Lisewo Malborskie: a gothic church from the 14th century with a characteristic wooden steeple, historical bridges nearby

35,7

19,8

a crossroad with the national road no. 22

41,1

14,5

Mątowy Wielkie - a gothic church from the 15th century, historical wooden houses

45,6

10,0

Miłoradz - a gothic church from the 14th century

50,1

5,5

Kraśniewo

53,3

2,3

Grobelno

54,3

1,3

A bridge on the Nogatriver in Malbork

55,6

0,0

Malbork railway station

 



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