Kampinos – Full Loop | Warsaw By Bike

Route

Router: Polana Opaleń ➔ Klaudyn ➔ Stare Babice ➔ Uniastów ➔ Żelazowa Wola ➔ Famulki Brochowskie ➔ Tułowice ➔ Secymin (Droga Wilkowska) ➔ Sowia Wola ➔ Janówek ➔ Cząstków ➔ Dziekanów ➔ Polana Opaleń

Details

TERRAIN: Asphalt: 137 km (the kingdom of smooth roads!), Paved and cobblestone sections: approx. 6 km, Forest sections and paths are in the minority | BIKE: A Gravel bike is the most versatile choice, or a Road bike (with wider tires if you are bypassing the MTB variant).

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This is a proposal for those who want to experience the sheer scale of the Kampinos Forest in a single day. At over 147 km long, this route is a true expedition that combines smooth asphalt with wild nature and the historical gems of Mazovia. We start from the picturesque Polana Opaleń to close the great ring around the National Park.

We begin on the southern outskirts (Klaudyn, Babice, Uniastów), where the route is fast, allowing you to warm up your legs for the journey ahead.

A Visit with Chopin: The trail leads through Żelazowa Wola. It is the perfect moment for a short break in the shade of the park surrounding the birthplace of our world-famous composer.

Heading northwest through Famulki Brochowskie and Tułowice, the landscape becomes increasingly raw and forest-like. From Secymin, we ride along the spectacular Droga Wilkowska—one of the most beautiful stretches of the entire loop.

Hardcore Option: For those eager for a challenge and equipped with MTB or Gravel bikes, the technical “Szczebel MTB” section awaits, ready to squeeze the last bit of energy out of your legs!

Passing through Sowia Wola, Janówek, and Cząstków, we head toward Dziekanów. Before us lies the final straight leading back to Polana Opaleń, offering great views on the border of the forest and the Vistula valley.