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The beginning of a new cycle path (still under construction) built on former railway lines No. 419 Pyrzyce - Gryfino and Finkewnwalde - Greifenhagen / Zdroje - Gryfino, and then railway line No. 417 Sobieradz - Szczecin Dąbie. Partially passable on concrete and asphalt surfaces, but some sections require negotiating bushes.

A shelter with benches in the middle of a wooded hill called the Meeting Place. This is the central point of the Hill of Love.

A flat square with a wooden palisade and benches. It used to be a viewpoint, but the trees have grown and obscured everything. You can't see much from here, but you can rest here.

Finest asphalt. The railway line is a section of the R 3 from Gryfino to Trzcinsko Zdrój. Initially it runs on a raised embankment parallel to the Tywa.

The R 😁 😁 is great up to Borzym, including the following forest path away from the railway line to Maly Borzym. But from Mały Borzym, where the R 3 runs along the railway line again, the roots of the trees have shown that they are stronger than the asphalt. The path is beautiful, but drives like a rooted forest path. The railway line path ends in Swobnica. The R 3 continues to Trzcinsko Zdrój.

At the entrance to the Hill of Love, a stone with a commemorative plaque of Prelate Jan Pilica was placed.

The former escarpment of the Odra ice-marginal valley, today covered with trees. Its highest point is 40 meters above the level of the nearby Oder. The area was developed and called "The Hill of Love" because it had been the destination of romantic walks for the inhabitants of Gryfino for many years. There are several walking paths and two marked hiking trails running through the Hill of Love. There are also several small architectural objects on the slopes: a shelter, benches and a wooden bridge.

Beginning of the asphalt bicycle path. Fragment of the Blue Velo – Odrzańska Trasa Rowerowa. The section from Gryfino to Borzym. Even asphalt, no holes. The road runs along the embankment of the former Gryfino-Swobnica railway line, running along a tributary of the Oder - the Tywa River and ribbon lakes, such as Lake Wełtyńskie. On the Tywa River you can find the remains of damming devices, which once powered mills and are now used to supply water to nearby ponds.