Trzemeśnia: Church and hiking trails

• The wooden Church of St. Clement in Trzemeśnia was built around 1780.
• The main altar of the Church of St. Clement in Trzemeśnia contains the image of Our Lady of Trzemeśnia, which is venerated as miraculous.
• Trzemeśnia is home to a statue of Our Lady of the Rosary dating from 1851.
• Trzemeśnia is home to a chapel-shaped wayside shrine dating from the 19th century.
• The 19th-century chapel-shaped wayside shrine in Trzemeśnia is surrounded by lime trees designated as natural monuments.

• The second John Paul II Trail leads from the church in Trzemeśnia via Poręba, Działek and Śliwnik. It is 5.8 km long, with a stated walking time of 2 hours.
• A blue mountain hiking trail leads from Swoszowice via Świątniki Górne, Siepraw, Myślenice Market Square, the northern slopes of Uklejna, Trzemeśnia, Ostrysz and Czasław to Szczawa. It is 19 km long, with a stated walking time of 5 hours 30 minutes.

The John Paul II Trail starting at the church is listed as 5.8 kilometres long and taking two hours. The blue mountain hiking trail is a different route, at 19 kilometres and five and a half hours; check the route, weather and return journey. Do not present attractions in Myślenice, the wider area, as if they were directly in Trzemeśnia.

For regional context: Myślenice.