Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Cedynia à Chojna

This scenic ride takes you from Cedynia to Chojna—two charming towns in the West Pomeranian region of Poland. Starting in Cedynia, which is known for being Poland’s westernmost town and the site of the historic Battle of Cedynia (972), you’ll quickly leave the quaint center behind and pedal through quiet countryside.

The route covers about 29 km and mixes things up with plenty of gravel (around 38%) and unpaved surfaces—perfect for those who don’t mind a bit of adventure! Most of the way is on tracks or peaceful roads, so you can really soak up the rural landscape peppered with woods and small villages.

You'll wind up in Chojna, a town famed for its impressive Gothic church and remnants of medieval city walls—worth a stroll after your ride! The journey offers gentle ups and downs, with just enough elevation change to keep things interesting. Pack your puncture kit, some snacks, and prepare for a rustic cycling escape through northwestern Poland's quieter byways.