Turek-Jeziorsko [średnio-wymagająca]

The distance is quite long, but manageable. From Turek to Żuk there is an elegant cobblestone bike path. From Żuk to Kaczki Średnie it's a paved road, lightly trafficked by cars. Then there's a short unpaved gravel section between fields and farms, but it's not long. Between Wietchinin and Mikulice it's paved road again. After leaving the built-up area, you enter a gravel path leading to Kantorek. Between Kantorek there's asphalt again. After leaving the built-up area once more, you enter a forest road, where potholes, branches, and uneven surfaces may pose difficulties (though to me, this is part of the charm of bike trips). After the forest, you encounter a challenging sandy section; I sympathize with those on thin tires. In some parts you can easily get stuck. Advice: keep pedaling and push forward! :) Descending from this more demanding section, you pedal on asphalt all the way to the Jeziorsko reservoir dam. Along the dam runs something like a bike path – concrete slabs separated from the road by double solid barriers. On-site, you can descend the dam to the Warta river. There you see a hydroelectric power plant and discharge locks. Of course, you can also have a picnic on the meadow along the levees. A few sandwiches and cookies will add charm to the trip. :)