Rów

• A new section of the cycling route from Góralice towards Rów is open for use.
• The cycling route runs along the embankment of a disused railway line.
• Rów is home to the archaeological settlement site “osada Rów”, site 14, and a historic branch church.
• National Road 26 and the northern “Droga 1000 Jezior” route pass through the village.

For a cycling trip, the new section from Góralice towards Rów is a useful point of reference: it is open for use and follows the embankment of a disused railway line. The embankment’s former use as a railway line and its current function as a cycling route give this connection a distinct character. In Góralice, the section links the existing BLUE-VELO route with the West Pomeranian Lakeland Route. If you choose Rów as your destination, you can take these route connections into account when planning a cycling trip, without confusing them with road connections for motor vehicles.

National Road 26 passes through Rów. It is part of the connection from the national border via Krajnik Dolny and Chojna to Myślibórz. This places the village on this road connection when planning a trip by car. The northern “Droga 1000 Jezior” route between Trzcińsko-Zdrój and Golenice also passes through Rów. It is intended for motor vehicles. These two details describe different routes: National Road 26, which connects several places, and “Droga 1000 Jezior” on the section between Trzcińsko-Zdrój and Golenice.

The “Długogóry” and “Tchórzyno” nature reserves are located in the municipality of Myślibórz. They differ in the landscapes and habitats they protect. “Długogóry” protects a terminal moraine landscape with numerous erratic boulders, Pomeranian beech forest and small bodies of water. The aquatic and marsh vegetation of these small waters is also part of the natural environment described there. For scientific and educational purposes, “Tchórzyno” protects a peat bog with rich and rare vegetation on lacustrine chalk, as well as a lake that is in the process of silting up, with underwater meadows. If you take nature into account when choosing a trip, you will find two different protected areas within the municipality: an area shaped by a terminal moraine landscape and an area with a peat bog and a lake that is silting up.

The archaeological settlement site “osada Rów”, site 14, points to a settlement in Rów. The historic branch church dedicated to the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary is another feature of the village. Together, these two distinct designations give a brief impression of Rów’s archaeological and ecclesiastical points of interest. If you choose a destination based on more than just nature or transport links, these local traces can help guide you.

If you would like to compare places other than Rów, you can also find Parzensko, Nowogródek Pomorski, Barnówko, Barlinek, Zydowo, Rózansko, Karsko and Dębno.

Is the cycling route towards Rów open for use?

Yes. The newly built section of the cycling route from Góralice towards Rów is open for use.

Which route is intended for motor vehicles?

The northern “Droga 1000 Jezior” route passes through Rów between Trzcińsko-Zdrój and Golenice and is intended for motor vehicles.

Which nature reserves are there in the municipality of Myślibórz?

“Długogóry” protects a terminal moraine landscape; “Tchórzyno” protects, among other things, a peat bog and a lake that is silting up, with underwater meadows.

For the broader travel overview: Soldin.