Chapel of St. Rosalia and St. Rocha is hidden in the forest and the following legend is associated with it:
In the years 1735-1737 Przeczno was hit by an epidemic of plague (probably cholera); Only one resident survived then - Józef Szmania, to whom Saint appeared in the forest. Rozalia and showed him a source of water.
The sick Szmania recovered, and to commemorate this event, he carved the image of Saint in a tree. Rozalia. Since then, numerous epidemics have bypassed Przeczno, although not the surrounding villages.
A tree trunk with the face of Saint engraved on it. Rozalia was built in 1852 with a chapel containing figurines of saints protecting against plague - Saint. Rosalia and St. Rocha.
On the other side of the path, opposite the chapel, there is a water spring and a cross.
Cult of Saint Rozalia survived the following centuries, and on September 4 each year, a service is organized, ending with a solemn procession from the church in Przeczno to the chapel.
It is also worth visiting Przeczno and seeing the beautiful stone church there and the cross dated 1737 komoot.com/pl-pl/highlight/6734094
Although there is apparently no road to this chapel on the Komoot map, the easiest way for a cyclist to reach it is from the Toruń-->Raciniewo bicycle path, turning right and down at the forest viaduct at Przeczna to the forest road running across under this viaduct. (there is an information sign next to the bicycle path)