Route I: road or mountain bike - 16 km route
The road is asphalt throughout. There is little car traffic on the proposed sections, but please remember that it is not completely turned off. The route is suitable for all cycling enthusiasts. However, in the case of beginners, it will require breaks on the way to the goal. They can be used to take souvenir photos. It has several viewpoints.
On 16 kilometers of the route, if we want to stop, we will see the Dam in Wisła Czarny, the Castle of the President of the Republic of Poland, we will pass the popular Stecówka (currently under renovation) and we will also see a charming wooden church (reconstruction of the original church that burned down in 2013). The return route leads through the Czarna Wisełka Valley along the source stream of the Vistula River.
VISLOW -> Wisła Czarne Dam -> Castle of the President of the Republic of Poland -> Szarcula Pass -> Stecówka -> Czarna Wisełka Valley -> Wisła Czarne Dam -> VISLOW
Route II: road or mountain bike - 31.5 km route
Asphalt road. Heavy car traffic in sections. Intermediate route along the way: approximately 300 m of concrete slabs with asphalt in the middle.
We will move towards the popular Kubalonka. The road to Kubalonka was built in 1929. It is a favorite place for motorcyclists and cyclists who want to feel the adrenaline and thus keep residents and local services awake at night (we recommend the proposed route in the opposite direction). The traditions of motor sports date back to 1931, when the inauguration of the International Circular Mountain Race on Kubalonka took place. Later on the route we will enter Trójwieś Beskidzka, where the old tradition of the Beskid highlanders is still vividly preserved. There's a lot to admire. On the way back, mentioned in route no. I Castle and Dam in Wisła Czarny.
VISLOW -> Głębce -> Kubalonka -> Andziołówka -> Istebna Bucznik -> Zaolzie -> Mlaskawka -> Stecówka -> Szarcula -> Zameczek -> Zapora -> VISLOW
Route III: mountain bike - route 25.2 km
A typical mountain road for intermediate users (we recommend taking a spare inner tube with you due to the numerous sharp stones). After crossing the stony ravine (red trail), we will enter the blue trail, which is very pleasant for cyclists, where there will be no need to ride a bike for a long time.
By completing this route, we will reach the second largest peak in Wisła, the popular, unique Stożek with the oldest mountain shelter (more details about Stożek can be read in one of our previous entries). At the exit, you can slightly deviate from the trail to see the natural climbing wall in Wisła. The next interesting stop is Groń, where there is a beautiful panorama. One of the most scenic places in the entire Vistula. Very popular.
VISLOW -> Kubalonka through Zameczek -> Trail (behind the inn at Michał's) red then blue -> Cone -> Mały cone -> os. Kobyla, turning left, you can see the climbing rock on Kobyla -> return to the estate, exit ul. Spokojna to ul. Kopydło -> ul. Chestnut -> ul. Spacerowa -> ul. Na Groń -> ul. Partisans to the right on VISLOW
Route IV: mountain bike - route 20.7 km
The entrance is partly on asphalt, most of the route is on mountain trails and forest paths. Descent on steep asphalt and slabs. The route may be for intermediate users, there are stones in several places on the mountain slopes, you may need to ride a bike.
The route is very pleasant, scenic, mostly sunny. On the Three Vistula Mounds, the Telesforówka shelter with beautiful views.
VISLOW -> Zieleńska Polana -> Jawierzny -> Trzy Kopce Wiślańskie -> Kamienny -> Jarzębata -> Nowa Osada -> VISLOW
