Wooden Boat in the Forest – Jamno Canal loop from Mielno
Wooden Boat in the Forest – Jamno Canal loop from Mielno
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Wooden Boat in the Forest – Jamno Canal loop from Mielno
03:23
84.7km
230m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: July 23, 2026
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After 15.4 km for 74 m
After 42.0 km for 177 m
After 75.3 km for 426 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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804 m
Wooden Boat in the Forest
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7.42 km
Jamno Canal
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15.3 km
Lake Jamno
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15.4 km
St. Anthony of Padua Church in Osieki
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gothic building on the site of an earlier church with a bleeding Host in 1390, 2nd quarter of the 15th century (presbytery), approx. 15th century (nave), end of 15th century (tower), renovated 1670-1683, 1846, 1851, 1865, a pilgrimage church in the Middle Ages, preserved Gothic sacramentarium, historic building (with interior decoration) - registration no. 140 of 26.04.1957, dedicated August 18, 1945
Masses on Sundays: 12.30, on weekdays: 18.00 - Monday, Tuesday, Thursday (Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament at 17.00)
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22.0 km
View of Fields and Forest
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42.1 km
Pomeranian Dukes' Castle
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64.8 km
Church of Our Lady Queen of Poland in Iwięcino
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In 1535, as a result of the Reformation, the church was taken over by Protestants. By 1945, 15 pastors worked in Iwięcin. Of these, pastor Mevius held his office for the longest time, 50 years. The old cemetery, surrounded by a stone rampart, had three entrance gates. Each of them belonged to one of three subordinate villages - they were: Iwięcino, Wierciszewo and Bielkowo. It was strictly observed that the residents only use the gate that belongs to them. The gates of Wierciszew and Belkow were much wider because the pastor celebrated funeral ceremonies with them. In Iwięcin, they took place in the homes of the deceased. Each of the gates was decorated with carved inscriptions:
Belkow's gate: "Tu walrus, eris porta coeli" (Latin: Oh, death - you will become the gate to heaven),
the gate for Wierciszew: "Gehet zu seinem Toren ein mit Danken" (German: "Stop his gates with gratitude),
The inscription on the gate for Iwięcin, dating from 1725, became illegible with time.
On one of the walls of the church hung a large epitaph, carved by pastor Zeidler, who held his office in the years 1635-1676.
In 1697, during the time of Pastor Malichius, a painting depicting the Last Judgment was made on boards forming the ceiling of the church. In later years it was covered with a layer of plaster. They were discovered again only in 1908. At that time, the historic 12-arm candlestick and the crown from the pulpit and baptismal font were moved from the attic of the church.
iwiecino.pl/en
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iwięcino#Kościół_w_Iwięcinie
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75.5 km
Jamno Embankments
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84.7 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
72.2 km
9.94 km
1.20 km
1.20 km
230 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
75.8 km
7.11 km
732 m
640 m
398 m
124 m
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