Lidzbark Warmiński boasts a wealth of bicycle paths, with new ones constantly being created. A stay of just a few days allows you to explore most of these paths and trails.
Łynostrada – the cycling showcase of Warmia
One of the top attractions for active visitors in Lidzbark Warmiński is the Łynostrada—a modern, scenic bicycle route running along the Łyna River. It winds through forests, valleys, and recreational areas, away from vehicular traffic, ensuring a comfortable and safe ride.
Importantly, the route runs right next to Hotel Krasicki, allowing guests to start their cycling adventure practically right on the hotel's doorstep.
The Łynostrada is perfect for:
families with children,
couples,
those seeking recreational activity,
and anyone planning a longer cycling expedition.
It is the ideal way to combine physical activity, nature, and the exploration of Warmia during your stay.
Click here to learn more, view the map, and download the route as a GPX file.
Green Velo – Poland’s longest bicycle route
Running right beside Hotel Krasicki is one of Poland’s most important cycling trails: Green Velo (the Eastern Bicycle Trail). Spanning nearly 2,000 km in total—with approximately 420 km passing through Warmia and Masuria—this route blends nature, history, and adventure, making it accessible to both recreational tourists and experienced cyclists alike.
Green Velo winds through the charming landscapes of Warmia, including... ...via Elbląg, Frombork, Braniewo, and Lidzbark Warmiński, continuing northeast towards the Masuria region. The route is marked with distinctive orange signs and runs primarily along local roads, bicycle paths, and low-traffic routes, ensuring a comfortable and safe ride.
For guests of Hotel Krasicki, this offers significant advantages:
you can start or continue your cycling adventure right from the hotel,
the route passes by cultural and historical attractions, including the Castle of the Warmian Bishops in Lidzbark Warmiński,
and it connects seamlessly with other local cycling routes, such as the Łynostrada.
Green Velo is not just a long-distance expedition across Poland; it also features local sections perfect for an active day out, which can be tailored to your fitness level and itinerary.
Find out more, view the map, and download the route as a GPX file – CLICK HERE
SELECTED CYCLING ROUTES IDEAL FOR TRIPS LASTING A FEW HOURS
Western Red Trail
49.7 km. Route: Lidzbark Warmiński – Łaniewo – Kaszuny – Babiak – Bugi – Runowo – Workiejmy – Nowa Wieś Wielka – Wielochowo – Lidzbark Warmiński.
Spanning nearly 50 km, the Red Trail is the longest route and offers the most varied terrain profile. The elevation difference along the route exceeds 60 meters. It runs primarily along unpaved roads (70% of the route). Traveling along this route takes us through areas of exceptional scenic beauty and vast forest tracts (covering 35% of the territory), past isolated farmsteads scattered among fields and woods. Charming, picturesquely situated villages conceal magnificent historical landmarks—primarily chapels and churches. It is worth stopping in Babiak to visit the 16th-century Church of Sts. Anne and Augustine and the Evangelical cemetery. A little further along, in the village of Runowo, the route features the Gothic Church of Sts. Simon and Jude the Apostle, which boasts a preserved Rococo main altar, Late Classicist side altars, and a choir loft. Also noteworthy are the original murals adorning the village buildings, including a wall painting depicting the street plan of Runowo.
Red Southern Trail
32.3 km. Route: Lidzbark Warmiński – Łabno – Jarandowo – Kochanówka – Suryty – Blanki – Lake Symsar – Medyny – Lidzbark Warmiński.
This easy route—though over 30 kilometers long—follows mostly asphalt roads that wind like a ribbon through moraine hills, leading us to villages of captivating charm. We encounter the first magnificent landmark in Kochanówka. Although the Church of St. Lawrence was built in the early 20th century, it preserves elements from earlier churches, including an early Baroque main altar dating from the first half of the... ...17th century, two side altars dating from around 1700, and a number of pieces of goldsmith art. The church, featuring a pseudo-basilica layout (with a central nave higher than the side aisles) and three naves, is one of the most beautiful places of worship in the area.
By Lake Symsar, the Red Southern Trail intersects with the Yellow Southern Trail.
Blue Trail
31 km. Route: Lidzbark Warmiński – Koniewo – Morawa – Napraty – Stoczek Klasztorny – Kierwiny – Sarnowo – Lidzbark Warmiński
A beautiful trail that even beginner cyclists can easily navigate. It runs mainly along asphalt roads amidst picturesque fields, highlighting the region's agricultural character. The most significant landmark on the route is the Marian Sanctuary in Stoczek Klasztorny. A rotunda-shaped church was built there in the early 17th century. In 1645, the Bernardine order settled here...
