By bicycle from Gdynia to Sopot

Ready for a scenic ride along Poland’s Baltic coast? Kick things off in Gdynia, a bustling port city known for its modernist architecture and lively seaside vibes. As you set out, you’ll follow mostly paved and well-maintained paths—perfect for a relaxed cruise without worrying about rough terrain.

The route rolls gently, with just a couple of modest climbs (the highest point barely topping 39 meters), so you can focus on the sea breeze and the scenery rather than huffing and puffing! You’ll glide through parks, leafy stretches, and maybe catch glimpses of the coastline if you peek between the trees.

After about 10 km, you’ll roll into Sopot. Famous for its beautiful sandy beach, iconic wooden pier (the longest in Europe!), and vibrant cafés, Sopot is the perfect spot to end your ride. Park your bike, grab an ice cream, and soak in the laid-back resort town atmosphere. This route is ideal if you want a taste of the Tricity—and it’s easy enough for most cyclists. Enjoy the ride!