Poland Bike Tours

Diverse Landscapes & History

Uncover natural beauty in Poland with its mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, sea and desert. Ride ancient trade routes that highlight the diverse environments, abundant wildlife, and rich culture of Poland. Some of these routes venture into Hungary, Slovakia or the Czech Republic—some even continue on to Austria.

From castles to cathedrals, medieval walls to one of the world’s oldest shopping malls, Poland holds many historic treasures. Additionally, Polish people are known for their hospitality and warmth. Tradition blends with modern advances to create exquisite art, food, and culture that visitors return for time and again.

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• What makes Poland a great destination for a bike tour?

  Poland is an excellent and often underrated destination for a bike tour, offering cyclists the chance to explore beautifully diverse landscapes, UNESCO World Heritage cities like Warsaw, Krakow, and Gdansk, medieval villages, Gothic castles, and rural towns where traditions still thrive.

  Poland is known as one of Europe's best-value cycling destinations and its cycling infrastructure is constantly improving. The EuroVelo EV9 (Baltic–Adriatic) and EV10 (Baltic Sea Cycle Route) pass through the country.

  Poland's gentle terrain – from the flat northern plains and coastal routes to the rolling lake districts and quiet foothills – are ideal for relaxed bike touring. Stunning natural hotspots include the Masurian Lake District , the Vistula River Trail, Białowieża Forest (home to Europe's last wild bison), the Tatra Mountains, the Carpathian foothills, Tuchola Forest, Pieniny National Park, and Ojców National Park.

• When is the best time to take a bike tour in Poland?

  The best time to take a bike tour in Poland is May through to September, when the weather is mild and the countryside is at its most vibrant.

• Are Poland bike tours suitable for beginners?

  Poland's bike tours are highly suited to beginners with an extensive network of beginner-friendly cycle routes like the EuroVelo. The terrain is flat or gently rolling, the countryside is peaceful, and the daily distances are short.

  Leisure cyclists can easily explore the Vistula River Trail, Masurian Lake District, and Baltic Coast, stopping to discover castles, lakes, and national parks along the way.

• Links for more information…
  • poland.pl
  • 7 Surprising things about bicycle touring Eastern Europe