Bug River – Bridge Over the Liwiec River loop from Kamieńczyk

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Bug River – Bridge Over the Liwiec River loop from Kamieńczyk

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Bug River – Bridge Over the Liwiec River loop from Kamieńczyk

01:43

24.6km

60m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Great for any fitness level. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 13.0 km for 71 m

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3.49 km

Topaz Express Grocery Store

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You can replenish your provisions and fluids here, they even have protein bars. Additionally, the cashier ladies are nice

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7.43 km

Tunnel under the route

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Nice pedestrian and bicycle tunnel under the S8 - some glass, could be relocated.

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10.7 km

The Bug rises east of Lviv in western Ukraine (Galicia). It initially flows west, but turns north shortly after Kamyanka-Buska. It passes the city of Brest, after which it then curves left further west and, near Warsaw, after a run of 772 km it flows into the Narew, which has been dammed to form the Zegrze reservoir, shortly before it flows into the Vistula.

On its lower reaches between the estuary and Brest, where it is the border river between Poland and Belarus, the Bug is part of a waterway system leading from the Baltic Sea to the Black Sea. Its middle section, which connects the Vistula and Dnieper river systems, leads up the short Bug tributary Mukhavets near Brest and then east through the Dnieper-Bug Canal across the main European watershed (Wikipedia).

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10.9 km

Monument of the Brotherhood of the Maritime and River League

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13.1 km

Sanctuary of St. Idzi (Wyszków)

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The present church was built on the site of an earlier wooden church, the predecessor of which dates back to 1720.[2] The church was built between 1793 and 1795 and consecrated on July 8, 1798, by Bishop Onufry Kajetan Szembek. In 1884, thanks to the efforts of Rev. J. Szmejter, two chapels were added: the Chapel of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The building was damaged during the First World War. On August 18, 1920, an artillery shell shattered the wall of the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Panes of glass fell from the sanctuary windows. Retreating Bolshevik troops destroyed the roof of the church. In September 1939, the church was destroyed by a fire caused by the bombing of the city. The church furnishings, such as the pulpit, baptismal font, pews, confessionals, and organ, also fell victim to the fire. The Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the two oak confessionals were not destroyed. Services were held in this chapel until the end of World War II. This was due to the authorities' unwillingness to renovate the church (Translated from Wikipedia).

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13.1 km