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The Krzyże observation tower offers a beautiful view of Lake Nidzkie. Nearby, there's a tavern and a campsite.

They poured out thick rocks and the ride is not so pleasant anymore, there are also places with sand.

Nice asphalt

Crowded in the summer, but generally cool

Yes, there are many picturesque views along the route, created by nature. But the surface of a large number of sections of this route is poor, and sometimes terrible - completely unprepared: either sandy, or with a washboard or cat's heads (cobblestones), so that the teeth fly out, the chain falls off and the wheels become polygons. Officials designating the route should obligatorily ride it once a year on bicycles, maybe then they would realize how low quality their work is.

An extraordinary wooden Greek Catholic branch church on the Wooden Architecture Trail. Originally built in 1660, although of course rebuilt over the years. Interesting fact: in 1984 the church was moved a few dozen meters to the east, and a new church was built here in its place.

Former German Evangelical cemetery in Gałków, in Warmia-Masuria. Quite well-kept, with candles still appearing on some graves. One of many German cemeteries in Masuria.

The Pranie forester's lodge, known as Seehorst before the war, was established around 1880. It is located in the Piska Forest (Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship) right by Lake Nidzkie. It goes down in history thanks to the stays of the outstanding Polish poet Konstanty Ildefons Gałczyński, who first came to Pranie in July 1950. He came from Warsaw for the next three years as a guest of the then forester Stanisław Popowski. In 1952, together with his wife Natalia, he made plans to permanently settle in the area of Lake Nidzkie, which was thwarted by the poet's sudden death in December 1953. In 1980, the Konstanty Ildefons Gałczyński Museum was established in Pranie.