View of Lake Ruda Woda – Former Małdyty Manor loop from Małdyty

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Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship

Ostróda

Małdyty

View of Lake Ruda Woda – Former Małdyty Manor loop from Małdyty

Moderate

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View of Lake Ruda Woda – Former Małdyty Manor loop from Małdyty

02:59

47.1km

240m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 10, 2026

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Start point

Train Station

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1.78 km

Forest Gravel Road

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Nice gravel road in a slightly wooded area.

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17.9 km

Church of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Słonecznik

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17.9 km

World War I Memorial in Słonecznik

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It contains data on the inhabitants of the following towns who died during World War I: Słonecznik (Sonnenborn), Bożęcin (Groß-Gottswalde), Lubin (Louisenthal), Bartężek (Bärthing), Prośno (Poerschken), Wenecja (Wenedien).

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24.9 km

Road Viaduct Over the Disused Railway Line

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A beautifully preserved object in the middle of the forest.

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30.3 km

Oberland Raftsmen Memorial at the Elbląg Canal Bridge near Liksajny

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A monument built by the rafters from Oberland dedicated to those killed in the First World War.

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30.4 km

Forest Road with Statue

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A pleasant stretch of road in the forest.

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34.5 km

View of Lake Ruda Woda

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Exit to the lake next to the bridge.

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46.4 km

Former Małdyty Manor

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A renovated manor building, which is now used as a hotel and restaurant, is located near the intersection of two country roads and in the immediate vicinity of the Oberland Canal. It is one of the administration buildings for the Maldeuten estate, built in the 18th and 19th centuries and designed here in the classical style. The manor house itself was destroyed in 1945 and the ruins later removed. It was 1690 for the Legation Councilor v. Houwaldt, enlarged in 1860 and redesigned in neo-baroque style in the 20th century (last German owner: Hicketier).

The stone courtyard boundary is still standing and the stone vases were placed on the gate pillars around 1860. Source: ostpreussen.net

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