CYCLING TRAIL "AROUND KĘDZIERZYN"
An easy route, 37 km, travel time approx. 3 hours
Kędzierzyn-Koźle railway station (ul. Kozielska, ul. Wyspiańskiego, ul. Dunikowskiego, ul. Portowa) – Koźle Port (ul. Portowa, ul. Szymanowskiego, ul. Kłodnicka, ul.
Kasztanowa, ul. Wandy) – Kłodnica Lock (forest road) – Kuźniczka Lake (forest road, Przy Kanale road) – Kłodnica Siphon (return via Przy Kanale road to ul.
Grunwaldzkiej, Gliwice Canal, ul. Jana Brzechwy, ul. Nowowiejska, across the Kłodnica river to the left, a gravel path along the Kłodnica, ul. Old Lock, ul. Przyjaźni, ul.
Strzelecka, ul. Sławięcicka, ul. Spacerowa – Sławięcice (ul. Spacerowa, before the tracks to the right near the Blachownia Power Plant and the ash dump, ul. Energetyków, ul.
Przyjaźni, ul. Owocowa, which becomes a forest road, and then ul. Pod Dębami, ul. Zwycięstwa, ul. Przyjaźni – Nowa Wieś (Al. Jana Pawła II) – Kędzierzyn- Koźle railway station.
Attractions along the way:
Kędzierzyn-Koźle – Evangelical Church of the Augsburg Confession; Church of St Nicholas, a neo-Gothic building constructed between 1900 and 1902; a Red Army war cemetery; a historic locomotive near the railway station
Kozle Port – a river port was built between 1891 and 1908, which was the largest river port on the Oder River; a port complex with a historic harbour master's office building dating from 1891–1908; Frederick William Fort (Rondel Fort, Montalembert's Tower) Montalembert's Tower) built between 1805 and 1829.
Kłodnica – the historic Kłodnica Canal connecting Koźle with Gliwice, built between 1792 and 1812; it is the only canal with chamber locks preserved in Europe; Serfdom Chapel.
Lenartowice – a historic siphon where the Kłodnica river flows under the Gliwice Canal.
Sławięcice – the remnants of the concentration camp Nowa Wieś – a historic lock on the Gliwice Canal.