Never Gravel Enough

Kaszebe

Duration

2 days

Distance

180/220 km

Two groups

Terrain

Rolling

hills

Difficulty Level

5/10 or 7/10

Two groups

Region

Kaszuby

Pomerania

Avg. daily elevation

900/1200 m

Avg. daily distance

90/110 km

Two groups

Housing

"Agrotourism

Rooms up to 5 persons

Date

29.08–31.08.2025

Price

490 PLN

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Kaszuby with NGE for the Third Time

There are few places in Poland that we love returning to as much as this one.** For the third year in a row**, we are heading back to this region at the end of summer. This is a land of post-glacial hills, hiding blue lakes in between. A land of winding forest gravel roads and concrete slabs. A land with a unique folklore and a strong character.

Over the years, we have explored it far and wide, so we invite you to join us on this adventure!

Highlights

  • Accommodation in a countryside agrotourism stay
  • Kashubian Landscape Park
  • Łapalice Castle
  • Regional cuisine
  • More gravel than asphalt
Kaszebe

Included in the price:

  • Accommodation in an agrotourism stay
  • Guidance from experienced tour leaders
  • Well-designed routes with shared GPX tracks
  • A package of professional photos

Not included in the price:

  • Transport
  • Insurance
  • Meals

Extra options:

  • Transport to/from Warsaw by NGE van (extra 200 PLN)
  • NGE cycling socks (extra 50 PLN)
  • NGE cycling water bottle (extra 50 PLN)

TRANSPORT

Travel to the meeting point is arranged individually – the easiest way to reach Dzierżążno is by car. Alternatively, regional trains from Gdańsk are an option. For an additional 200 PLN, we offer transport to and from Warsaw by NGE van (including your bike and luggage, of course).

The NGE van departs from our Clubhouse at Puławska 134 in Warsaw on Friday at 4:00 PM, arriving at the destination around 8:00-9:00 PM. The return trip to Warsaw is scheduled for Sunday at approximately 9:00 PM.

ACCOMMODATION

We’ll be staying in an agrotourism lodge at the edge of the village. Rooms accommodate 3-5 people, each with a private bathroom. The standard is typical for agrotourism—don’t expect luxury, but you’ll have everything you need. :) There’s also a firepit on-site, which we’ll definitely put to good use!

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ROUTES

Once again, we’ve prepared two routes for each day. This way, we can split into two groups based on pace and skill level, ensuring that everyone finds something suitable for themselves. The routes of both groups partly overlap, so we’ll all meet at least once a day at a stop to catch up as a whole group.

Note: We reserve the right to make changes to the schedule below, as long as they don’t significantly affect the distances or elevation gains.

Kaszebe Kaszebe

Guides

Janek

Janek

Lover of all kinds of adventure cycling. Rides his bike more than 300 days a year. Most enjoys exploring the world from the perspective of two wheels, which he does at every opportunity. Rides in the mountains, takes photos, drinks coffee and eats pastries. The architect of routes and camps, and main photographer.

Patryk

Patryk

Half human, half megaphone. The most socially active member of the team. Fueled by pizza and cookies. Regularly enjoys all aspects of cycling. Loves challenges, bikepacking, and occasionally takes on an ultra-marathon. When no one’s watching, he sneaks off to road group rides. Experienced in organizing and leading groups.

Damian

Damian

Powered by plants, a fan of steel frames and classic-looking bikes. Feels at home both leading group rides and riding solo, gathering new route ideas. Knowledgeable about photography, coffee, and the latest cycling trends. Can’t leave a dirty bike overnight.

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