Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Chojna à Cedynia

Here’s a scenic cycling route that takes you from Chojna to Cedynia—two charming towns in northwestern Poland. Starting in Chojna, known for its impressive Gothic St. Mary’s Church and remnants of medieval town walls, this 29 km ride winds you through the rural West Pomeranian countryside.

Expect a good mix of surfaces—close to 40% is unpaved or gravel, perfect if you’re on a gravel or trekking bike and ready to get a little dusty. You’ll spend most of your ride on quiet country roads and tracks, with very few busy stretches, making for a peaceful journey. Along the way, gentle climbs and descents keep things interesting but manageable; the highest point tops out just below 93 meters.

Finish in Cedynia, one of Poland’s oldest towns, famous for its ancient abbey ruins and proximity to the Oder River. The quiet streets here invite you to slow down, explore, and maybe grab a well-earned snack at a local café. It’s a perfect day ride for anyone who loves exploring off the beaten path!