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The roads and paths that make up the Kashubian Route are mostly of good or very good quality, but exploring the charms of the Tuchola Forest often requires tackling challenging sections rife with sandy climbs, numerous roots, and fallen trees. Unexpected climbs also require good fitness, leg strength, and proper riding technique. Therefore, they are not always suitable for families with small children.

One of what must be a million lakes here. It's worth stopping and eating well.

From the silence to the pounding in your ears. Sunshine, bikes, kayaks. What more could you want?

A very old tree and therefore a natural monument. Over 600 years old! - this one must have seen its day! It looks very majestic. Maybe, if you listen carefully, you will hear some words from a great sage?

Through Swornegacie The Kashubian route runs along the main road. On it we pass a lake, a promenade, a tourist information point, shops and a church.

The first school in Swornegacie was probably established in 1382 and was a parish school. Currently, the school building (Primary School and Junior High School) includes a school building, a boarding house (the only one in Poland at a primary school), a gym with an auditorium and a canteen. https://www.swornegacie.com/swornegacie-historia.html

The history of the church buildings in this village is also rich. The first one was dedicated to St. John the Baptist. The next temple was a wooden church with three crosses dedicated to St. John the Baptist and St. Bartholomew the Apostle. This church was destroyed by fire at the end of the 17th century. The next, third church, also wooden, was built in 1742. It received a new dedication - St. Barbara. It served until 1916, when the construction of a new brick church was completed. The old wooden church was moved to the Kashubian Ethnographic Park in Wdzydze. Swornegat in winterAfter a meticulous reconstruction completed in 1987, it is a true decoration of this open-air museum. The contemporary church, which refers in its shape to the old church, presents neo-baroque modernist architecture, which perfectly harmonizes with the old and new equipment of the temple. The church was decorated with beautiful polychrome by the famous Drapiewski brothers. https://www.swornegacie.com/swornegacie-historia.html

The village also has a rich past with interesting historical events. The first information about Swornegacie comes from 1272 and is related to the Augustinian order, which was supposedly founded by Świętopełek in 1265. This first mention can be found in a Latin document of Pope Gregory X from 15.07.1272, which entrusts the Augustinian monastery settled here to the care of the Chełmno bishops. In 1275, the monks already have their own church here and Duke Mestwin II becomes their benefactor, granting the monks estates and privileges. However, the monks did not have peace here and therefore, with the permission of Wenceslas II, they left this place and in 1303 they merged with the Cistercian monastery in Oliwa. The Augustinians then transferred all their properties to the Oliwa monastery, namely: the villages of Swornegacie, Dąbrówka, Zwerynec Square, Lake Nechor, forests and four lakes – Karsińskie, Witoczno, Długie and Zielone. In 1309, the Cistercians exchanged these properties with the Teutonic Knights for lands located closer to Oliwa. In place of the Augustinian monastery buildings, a fortified Teutonic farm manor was built in Swornegacie. https://www.swornegacie.com/swornegacie-historia.html