Zarzecze: Location on the Dunajec and two cycling routes
Accommodation in Zarzecze
Zarzecze combines a town centre on the Dunajec with two red-marked cycling routes that begin here. If you would like to include a cycling route in your trip, the distances and waypoints offer a concrete guide: both routes lead to Jazowsko, but they follow different courses.
Zarzecze at a glance
- The centre is located on an extensive river terrace on the right bank of the Dunajec.
- One red-marked cycling route is 14 km long and leads via Łąckie Wyrobiska, Jaworzynka and Cebulówka to Brzyna and Jazowsko.
- A second red-marked cycling route is 13 km long and runs via Łąckie Wyrobiska and Zawodzie Łąckie to Jazowsko.
- There is a cholera cemetery in Zarzecze. The Liber mortuorum records 28 people buried there.
What is distinctive about Zarzecze’s location?
The town centre is located on an extensive river terrace on the right bank of the Dunajec. This places Zarzecze geographically on the Dunajec’s right bank.
The experiences described here have different focal points. The cycling routes centre on marked trails and their named waypoints. The cholera cemetery offers a historical perspective on Zarzecze. This means the town can be understood through more than a single activity, with specific geographical, sporting and historical reference points.
Which of the two cycling routes suits your plans?
Both routes start in Zarzecze and lead to Jazowsko; Łąckie Wyrobiska is also on both routes. The 14 km route also passes through Jaworzynka and Cebulówka to Brzyna before reaching Jazowsko. The 13 km route instead runs via Zawodzie Łąckie to Jazowsko. The routes therefore differ in both their intermediate stops and their length, by 1 km.
Route length is a clear point of comparison for planning your day, though it does not indicate a specific journey time. If you are choosing Zarzecze for cycling, you can take these differences into account when looking for a hotel in town.
What is known about the cholera cemetery?
The cholera cemetery is located in Zarzecze and is one of the smaller cemeteries of its kind in the municipality of Łącko. The Liber mortuorum records 28 people buried there. This specific figure refers to the people documented as buried at the site. For travellers interested in history, the cemetery offers a separate point of reference for discovering Zarzecze from a historical perspective as well as through its cycling routes.
More town pages to compare: Uhryń, Florynka, Łącko, Kąclowa, Mochnaczka Niżna, Świdnik, Chełmiec and Muszyna.
FAQ
Where is the centre of Zarzecze?
The centre is located on an extensive river terrace on the right bank of the Dunajec.
Which cycling route is shorter?
The shorter route is 13 km long. It leads via Łąckie Wyrobiska and Zawodzie Łąckie to Jazowsko.
Which route goes through Brzyna?
The 14 km route leads via Łąckie Wyrobiska, Jaworzynka and Cebulówka to Brzyna and Jazowsko.
How many people are recorded in the Liber mortuorum as buried there?
The Liber mortuorum records 28 people buried at the cholera cemetery in Zarzecze.
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