Central Green Trail
- Length
- 65.8 km
- Time
- approx. 4.5 h (by bike)
- Difficulty
- Hard
A trail that could easily be called the military one – it passes numerous fortifications and barracks. Along the way there are charming natural spots, especially around Wieliszew, as well as architectural monuments such as the palace ruins in Góra. The entire trail is suitable for cyclists.
The trail is part of the County Fighting Poland Trail (Powiatowy Szlak Polski Walczącej) designated by the Legionowo County Office. Route length: approx. 65 km.
Memorial sites and historic monuments along the route
- Trzciany Manor Farm
- Fortifications of Strongpoint No. 10 Janówek/Trzciany
- Fort IV – Russian fortifications of the Janówek Group in Janówek Pierwszy
- Fort XVII – Russian fortifications of the Janówek Group in Janówek Pierwszy
- Work No. 9 – Russian fortifications of the Janówek Group in Janówek Pierwszy
- Monument to those killed on the border between the General Government and the Third Reich in Janówek Pierwszy, ul. Nowodworska 17
- Monument to the Fallen in Janówek Pierwszy
- Palace ruins in Góra
- Independence Monument in Olszewnica Stara
- Wayside cross from 1922 in Skrzeszew at the junction of ul. Kościelna and ul. Dojazdowa
- Wayside cross from 1922 in Skrzeszew at the junction of ul. Nowodworska and ul. Szkolna
- Polish field airfield from September 1939 in Poniatów
- Site of the Grocholski family manor house in Poniatów
- War cemetery of Polish Army soldiers from 1939 in Wieliszew
- Parish cemetery in Wieliszew
- Parish Church of the Transfiguration in Wieliszew
- Monument to the Fathers of Independence in Wieliszew
- Plaque commemorating the Grey Ranks (Szare Szeregi) in Zegrze Południowe at the junction of ul. Warszawska and ul. Rybaki
- Plaque commemorating the 1917 Oath Crisis in the Polish Legions in Zegrze Południowe
- Military garrison cemetery in Wieliszew
- Massacre sites in Nowopole
- Plaque commemorating Polish Army Lieutenant Kazimierz Widort in Michałów-Reginów, near ul. Główna and ul. Osiedlowa
- Battle of Warsaw 1920 – the defence of Nieporęt
- Battlefield of 24 February 1831 in Nieporęt
- Monument to the interned officers of the Polish Legions in Białobrzegi
- Plaque commemorating the interned officers of the Polish Legions in Białobrzegi
- Cemetery of Soviet prisoners of war in Białobrzegi
- Early 20th-century tsarist fort in Beniaminów
- Monument to the fallen crew of the Polish PZL P.37B “Łoś” bomber in Wólka Radzymińska, at the junction of ul. Szkolna and ul. Topolowa
- Site of the battle of 14/15 August 1920 in Wólka Radzymińska
- Monument to the fallen Kaniów riflemen in Zamostki Wólczyńskie
More information, a map of the sites and the trail badge (in Polish): szlak.powiat-legionowski.pl – Green Trail.
Photos from the route
Attractions along the route
Historic Monuments
Grey Ranks Memorial Plaque
Historic Monuments
Oath Crisis Memorial Plaque
Historic Monuments
Białobrzegi: Monument to the Officers of the Polish Legions
Historic Monuments
Białobrzegi: Cemetery of Soviet Prisoners of War
Historic Monuments
Fort Beniaminów
Historic Monuments
Wólka Radzymińska: Memorial to the Crew of the PZL.37B Łoś Bomber
Historic Monuments