Solidarity Roundabout - Konikowo

From Solidarności Roundabout we take the marked bicycle path along Połczyńska Street /about 1km/. We pass the intersection with S³owiañska Street and behind the allotments located on the right side of the bicycle path we turn right and enter Działkowa Street. Then we travel another 1km and turn left, into a dirt road - Pszeniczna Street. After 1.1km you will reach Zytnia Street and turn right. Go about 50 m and turn left and go 1/ drive to Zlote kłosów Street, where you turn left and continue on this street until you reach Połczyńska Street. Seminary or 2/ take Gryczana street and continue along the roads between the Seminary and Seminary.The route leads through fields and meadows, there are crops of strawberries, if you are lucky you can see hares and deer. The route leads through fields and meadows, there are crops of strawberries, if you are lucky enough you can see hares, deer. It is very quiet, you can hear the beautiful concerts of larks /from March to July/, storks and cranes feed there, various herbs grow there, field flowers, in autumn whole meadows are covered with golden mimosas /"autumn begins with mimosas," as sung by Cz. Niemen/.

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  Konikowo-Koszalin bicycle routes are the worst in Poland, dirt, glass, potholes, not cleaned, neglected and neglected, not suitable for cycling. Simply tragedia, to put it mildly.

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  Bruce Lee • 07.01.2023
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  I was pleasantly surprised by the new bike paths along this route.

  mariusz2015 • 19.05.2015

• There are several interesting modifications of this route, leading through various dirt roads between houses on the border of Koszalin and Konikowo. The route is indeed to be recommended with children.

  Flytrap • 11.09.2013

The route is safe, especially for riding with children, because it does not run through busy streets. The terrain is flat, with no hills, and does not require intense effort. In spring and summer it is worthtake along a small "Guide to Recognizing Plants and Animals on a Hike" and try to identify plants growing in the meadows - great fun for kids and adults alike!

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apud55 • 30.03.2011
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