The Low Beskid

On the trail of Beskid’s monuments

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Distance
43km
Time
4h 30m
Difficulty
Challenging
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Three wooden benches with backrests in a forest glade among trees

About this route

This route is ideal for those who enjoy travelling on asphalt, cycling challenges, and beautiful scenery. You will come across many points of interest along the more than 40-kilometre route that will not only provide you with opportunities for a brief rest but will also delight you with the charm of pre-war architecture. Because the route is a loop, you will return to the starting point of your tour.

Distance
43 km
Ascent
381 m
Time
4h 30m
Surface type
Asphalt: 100%
Bicycle type
Road , MTB , Gravel , Trekking
Route markings
Poor
Loop
Yes
Family friendly
No
Attractions
3
Map inconsistent with digital accessibility resulting from the act

Practical advices

When preparing for a route, be sure to check the weather forecast. This will allow you to take appropriate clothing and limit your luggage as much as possible. However, it is well known that the weather can be unpredictable, so be prepared if it gets worse. It is good practice to pack a thin rain jacket that does not take up much space.

 

Before starting the route, carefully analyse it on a map. Consider whether your skills and equipment are adequate for the level of difficulty of the route.

 

Download the accompanying .gpx file so that you always have your navigation at hand. To make sure your device doesn't fail you, also bring a power bank, charger or spare batteries. If the weather changes, you may find it useful to have a waterproof case for your electronic equipment.

 

Be sure to take drinks and food with you on long journeys; you never know when you will get hungry. Remember that a shop or restaurant may be located a long way away. We recommend that you stock up on water, isotonic drinks, energy bars and snacks. This will make sure you don't lose the motivation to continue riding.

 

The absolute basis for safety is, of course, a helmet. Also, prepare yourself technically. Make sure you have adequate lighting on your bike. Pack a repair kit. Spare inner tubes, a pump, a multitool, all of these things can come in handy in the event of a breakdown, which of course you don't want!

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Route details

Szebnie - Tarnowiec - Jedlicze - Długie - Żarnowiec - Jedlicze - Jaszczew - Wojkówka - Łęki Strzyżowskie - Przybówka - Chrząstówka - Szebnie

Start

  • 1
    Szebnie
    0 km
    Szebnie

    Your journey will begin in this village. You can leave your vehicle in a car park near the church and the gas station. These are located by national road no. 28. Then head south to Tarnowiec via the village of Dobrucowa. It is worth stopping in Dobrucowa to visit the martyrdom site from 1943. Turn left in front of the Dom Strażaka (fireman’s house) to see the memorial to the victims of the labour camp massacre. The location is approximately 400 meters from the main road. Then proceed back to the main road.

  • 2
    Tarnowiec
    5 km
    Tarnowiec

    Tarnowiec is known for the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Trust, and especially for the statue of Our Lady inside the shrine. According to tradition, she came here from Hungary. Today, The Parish Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary houses the statue.  

    Travelling along the main road, turn left at the municipal office building and then, at the crossroads behind the grocery shop, turn right. Head towards Jedlicze.

  • 3
    Jedlicze
    11 km
    Jedlicze

    The Palace of the Stawiarski family, built at the turn of the twentieth century, awaits you in the heart of Jedlicze. After repairing the damage caused by the war, it was renovated to be used for educational purposes to this day.

  • 4
    Długie
    14 km
    Długie

    As you enter this village, you will see the Palace of the Bobrowski family, which is being used as an orphanage today. At the crossroads, follow the green Beskid Museums cycle trail to Żarnowiec.

  • 5
    Żarnowiec
    17 km
    Żarnowiec

    The Museum of Maria Konopnicka is an interesting attraction worth visiting. The writer was given the historic 18th-century estate in 1903. In addition to M. Konopnicka's memorabilia, the paintings by Maria Dulębianka captivate with their beauty. Then follow the green bicycle trail of the Beskid Museums all the way to Jedlicze.

  • 6
    Jedlicze
    20 km
    Jedlicze

    Once in the centre of Jedlicze, drive through the villages of Jedlicze Górne and Grabiny until you reach the village of Jaszczew.

  • 7
    Jaszczew
    23 km
    Jaszczew

    This village is the halfway point of the route. The Stojowski family's manor house is located on the way. It is currently home to a folk house and a public library. Cross the national road no. 28 and head to Wojaszówka to get to the next point. Cross Road No. 990 in Bajdany, then take the bridge over the Wisłok River.

  • 8
    Wojkówka
    29 km
    Wojkówka

    After crossing the bridge over the Wisłok River, you can relax at the canoe marina. There are sheds and benches there. After a brief rest, proceed to Łączki Jagiellońskie. Then turn left when the roads diverge. Then proceed to Łęki Strzyżowskie.

  • 9
    Łęki Strzyżowskie
    33.6 km
    Łęki Strzyżowskie

    In Łęki Strzyżowskie turn left to cross the river again, then take regional road no. 990.

  • 10
    Przybówka
    35.6 km
    Przybówka

    In Przybówka, at the crossroads with regional road no. 990, turn left and head for Chrząstówka.

  • 11
    Chrząstówka
    40 km
    Chrząstówka

    Follow the main road to Szczebnie.

  • 12
    Szebnie
    43 km
    Szebnie

    At the very end of the tour, it is worth stopping at the church of St. Martin Bishop in Szebnie. Although the wooden church was built four centuries ago (in 1605), it still impresses with its baroque interior. The church is located on the Wooden Architecture Trail.

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