The Trans-Wielkopolska Bicycle Path (TTR) Southern Section
Path Course: Poznań - Zimin - Środa Wielkopolska - Olszewo - Miłosław - Chlebowo - Pogorzelica - Żerków - Radlin - Kąty - Jarocin - Twardów - Pleszew - Lenartowice - Zawidowice - Gołuchów - Dojutrów - Zagorzyn - Kalisz - Ociąż - Kwiatków - Ostrów Wielkopolski - Trzcieliny - Dębnica - Antonin - Bledzianów - Ostrzeszów - Marcinki - Grębanin - Mroczeń - Siemianice
Path Length: 280 km
Signage: Green
About the path: Much of the path passes along asphalt roads. Some sections are quite hilly due to the variegation of the terrain. Taking this route means having to scale Wielkopolska’s highest elevation, Kobyla Góra (284m a.s.l). The route has lots of sightseeing attractions – names like Kalisz, Gołuchów and Antonin speak for themselves.
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Żerków-Czeszewo “Octave”
Course of 1st Part of Path: Miłosław - Winna Góra - Białe Piątkowo - Czeszewo - Szczodrzejewo - Nowa Wieś Podgórna - Pogorzelica - Śmiełów - Brzostków - Raszewy - Żerków
Path Length: 35.8 km
Signage: Black
Course of 2nd Part of Path: Żerków - Bieździadów - Dębno - Orzechowo - Czeszewo - Mikuszewo - Chrustowo - Rudki - Bażantarnia - Miłosław
Path Length: 31 km
Signage: Red
About the path: Much of the route is covered by the seldom travelled asphalt roads of the Żerków-Czeszowo Landscape Park. It is also very picturesque and passes through towns like Śmiełów and Miłosław. There is a breathtaking scenic outlook as well.
EuroVelo 9 International Cycling Route
Path Course (in Wielkopolska Voivodeship): Poznań (pomnik Starego Marycha) – Luboń – Puszczykowo – Mosina – Żabno – Sulejewo – Brodnica – Przylepki – Manieczki – Krzyżanowo – Błociszewo – Rąbiń – Łuszkowo – Zbęchy – Bieżyń – Lubiń – Żelazno – Stankowo – Stary Gostyń – Gostyń – Grabonóg – Tanecznica – Bodzewo – Domachowo – Sułkowice – Gębice – Krzyżanki – Skoraszewice – Kołaczkowice – Dłoń – Kołaczkowo – Jutrosin – Dubin – Zaorle
Path Length: 141.9 km (Poznań – Zaorle)
Signage: International, PTTK compliant – white signboards with a black bicycle symbol and a green border
About the path: EuroVelo is a long-distance path that mainly runs along deserted second and third class asphalt roads, although slag surfaces and easy cross-country sections are sporadically encountered.
The Manorial Bicycle Route
Path Course: (leaves Poznań via a 26.7 km red bicycle path along the Warta) – Mosina – Krosno – Drużyna – Pecna – Iłówiec – Czempiń – Słonin.
The path later offers two options:
Western Option Słonin – Racot – Kościan – Nacław – Nielęgowo – Wonieść – Jezierzyce – Adamowo – Popowo Wonieskie – Kopanin – Drzeczkowo – Osieczna – Trzebania – l. Kąkolewo – Leszno Grzybowo – Ndl. Karczma Borowa – Nowy Świat – Dąbcze – Rydzyna – Kłoda – Miechcin – Janiszewo – Poniec – Sowiny – Kawcze – Zakrzewo – Żołędnica – Łaszczyn – Rawicz – Sarnowa – Karolinki – Niemarzyn – Chojno – Golejewko – Pakosław
Eastern Option Słonin – Gorzyce – Stary Gołębin – Turew – Kopaszewo – Krzywiń – Wyganowo – Lubiń – Bieżyń – L. Mościszki – Cichowo – Łagowo – Dalabuszki – Kunowo – Skowronki – Ostrowo – Bogusławki – Głogówki k/Gostynia – Grabonóg – Bodzewo – Ziółkowo – Domachowo – Ludwinowo – Gębice – Pępowo – Sroki – Czeluścin – Rębiechów – Kobylin – Stary Kobylin – Smolice – Ochłoda – Pawłowo – Jutrosin – Szymonki – Dubin – Borelk – Osiek – Pakosław
Path begins: Mosina, at the Mosina–Rogalin or Mosina–Puszczykowo junctions
Path Length: 245.4 km
Signage: Uniformy green and PTTK compliant
About the path:This is one of the most “Wielkopolskan” of bicycle paths – in terms of both scenery and heritage. The landed gentry are mostly associated with country manors and horse studs – the very attractions found along the route - along with magnificent monasteries, castles and museums. The road surface and views vary quite a bit along the route.
