On foot

Kociewski trail – yellow
The entire trail is approximately 80 kilometers long, yellow signs lead from Tczew through Rokitki and Lubiszewo. From there it runs along the Rokicki Lake from where it turns to the right unto a road going in the south east direction. It reaches an asphalt covered road, turns left and crosses a bridge in Szpegawa, then climbs in the direction of Warożyn and after about 500 meters, goes down to the right leading into a wood trail and reaches the Młynki settlement. Further on, the trail twists and turns through the woods and after nearly 3 km leads to a hard surface asphalt road and railway track crossing near Swarożyn. Before the crossing, it turns to the right unto the Swarożyn- Godziszewo road, after about 300 meters it turns down to the left to a path in the woods, which after a kilometer comes out to the edge of the woods, returns to the asphalt road to turn left in the western direction after 100 m. The forest path leads to the Boroszewo Forester’s Lodge by the Zduński Lake. From here it travels along the lake bank to the south, through a narrow passage between lakes and further on through the Szpęgawski Woods to Starogard.

The Roman Klim Memorial Trail of the Tczew Lands - green
The trail starts in Tczew and leads through Szpegawa, Stanisławie villages to Lubiszewo. From the village, the trail goes runs along the yellow signs trail finding its way to the Rokicki Lakes complex. Next, it runs in the direction of the Śliwiny village and reaches Waćmierk. The trail ends by the Gniewsko Inn. Along the way it passes Rajkowy,  Pelplin, Bielawki forester’s lodge, Borkowo, Kierwałd village, Wyręby Wielkie, Smarzewskie Lake, Bielica hamlet and Rakowieckie Lake.

trails

The Lower Wisła River trail – black
The trail runs from Cierpice in the area of Toruń through Mysinek (Bydgoszcz), Gruczno, Świecie, Nowe to Gniew, later to Knybawa and on the right side of the Wisła River through Biała Góra, Kwidzyn, Grudziądz, Chełmno to the Bierzgłowski Castle by Toruń. By so doing it encircles the entire river valley of Lower Wisła, on both its left right banks. The trail is about 480 km long and is presumably the longest marked bike trail in Poland.

Planned Tczew-Nowe trail – green
A 98 km long trail starts in Tczew and runs through Śliwina to Waćmierk. Then through Gniszewo, Wielgłowy, Brzuśce, passus the Bukowiec forester’s lodge, the towns of Rajkowy, Pelplin,Gniew, Piaseczno, Wyręby Wielkie, Lalkowy, Twardą Górę villages all the way to the town of Nowe.