Siekierki Railway Station

Former reception building of the train station Siekierki, formerly Zäckerick - Alt-Rüdnitz.The station is located on the former railway line Wriezen - Jädickendorf (Godków). On December 20, 1892, the line went into operation. The passenger traffic between Jädickendorf (Godków) and Old Rüdnitz (Siekierki) was set on 31 July 1991. In 1999, the PKP also stopped freight traffic.Today there is a newly built cycle track on the former railway embankment (No.20 - Trasa Pojezierzy Zachodnich)

Siekierki station (until 1945: Zäckerick) is one kilometer west of the village. The last train ran here in 2002. It is the first station on the railway line of the former railway line Wriezen - Jädickendorf (Godków) on the right bank of the Oder, just after the Oder Bridge. The bridge still exists, the tracks on the German side have been dismantled. A reopening of the railway line on the Polish side was discussed for a long time. In August 2012, the bridge was temporarily opened to pedestrian traffic and from June 2013, a handcar was scheduled to operate across the bridge in the summer. The bridge has been open to pedestrians and cyclists since June 25, 2022.

There is no longer a train on the route; it is now asphalted and designed as a cycle path that also leads over the Europa Bridge, the former railway bridge over the Oder. The bridge was opened in 2022.