Length
25.3 km
Time
approx. 1 h 40 min (by bike)
Difficulty
Moderate

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Lakeside areas, nature reserves, fields and meadows. Serock is one of the oldest towns in Mazovia. Wola Kiełpińska has the only 19th-century church in the county, Dębe has a tsarist fort, and along the way you will find reminders of the Radziwiłł and Krasiński families. The 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. 25 km.

Memorial sites and historic monuments along the route

  1. Estate of General Kazimierz Małachowski and wayside shrine from 1863 in Wierzbica
  2. Former Jewish cemetery (kirkut) in Serock – site of the former “Narew” centre on ul. Czeska
  3. Ramparts of the Napoleonic fortress in Serock
  4. Church of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Serock
  5. Plaque commemorating the fallen and murdered residents of Serock on the south wall of Serock Town Hall
  6. Site of the former synagogue in Serock on ul. 11 Listopada
  7. Site of the 1939 bombing of Serock at the corner of ul. Pułtuska and ul. Kościuszki
  8. Konrad Bock’s townhouse in Serock, ul. Wyzwolenia 31 – grounds of the TPD centre
  9. Parish cemetery in Serock
  10. Execution site in the ravine on ul. Rybaki in Serock
  11. Radziwiłł Palace in Jadwisin
  12. Site of the execution of Major Konstanty Mikołaj Radziwiłł, codename “Korab”, in Zegrze
  13. Memorial to the signals soldiers in Zegrze
  14. Battle of Warsaw 1920 – Polish positions at the Dosin Manor Farm
  15. Parish cemetery in Wola Kiełpińska
  16. Parish church of St Anthony of Padua in Wola Kiełpińska
  17. Early 20th-century tsarist fort in Dębe

More information, a map of the sites and the trail badge (in Polish): szlak.powiat-legionowski.pl – Red Trail.