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Join us for the ‘Bikepacking and Ultra-cycling’ workshop with Marek Rupiński – World Ultra Champion (WUCA WORLD CUP CHAMPION) and European Ultra Champion (EUROPEAN ULTRA CHAMPION M50). 22 August 2026, 11.00–15.00, Delfin Room, Marshal’s Office of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
For three days, the tourist information stand in the Western Pomerania Zone was one of the most popular spots. As every year, festival-goers were able to find out about cycle routes in the region, learn about the most interesting attractions and vantage points, and pick up a map of the Berlin–Szczecin–Kołobrzeg cycle route.
Several dozen cyclists from Germany and Poland took part in the 20th edition of the Tigerradtour, which began in Szczecin on 27 June. This milestone event was special not only because it marked a round anniversary. Participants had the chance to hear about ambitious cycling projects in Western Pomerania.
Velo Baltica is not just a coastal route for a summer trip. It is part of EuroVelo 10—an international loop around the Baltic Sea that passes through nine countries. This international report was produced as part of the Baltic Biking Upgrade project. Our translation covers the West Pomeranian section of EV10 and highlights what has already been achieved, how close the route is to meeting the highest European quality standards, and what tasks still need to be completed. The audit was conducted by certified EuroVelo inspectors, who assessed the infrastructure, services, signage, transportation accessibility, and tourist attractions along this section of the route. It is not only a technical analysis but also a story about one of the most interesting cycling routes along the Baltic Sea.
The West Pomeranian Voivodeship has published a brochure titled “Cyclist-Friendly Places in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship” (3rd edition—updated—May 2026). This is the first time the brochure has been published in three languages (Polish, English, and German).
Western Pomerania, together with the German district of Uckermark, is building the Berlin–Szczecin–Kołobrzeg cycle route. Work is already underway on both sides of the border and involves more than just creating cycle paths. Murals are being created to enhance the route and engage the local community. The first mural can already be seen in Golczewo, and it was co-created by pupils from the local school.
On 14 May 2026, a networking meeting for stakeholders of the ‘Stary Kolejowy Szlak’ cycle route took place at Świdwin Castle. The meeting was attended by 41 representatives of businesses, local authorities, non-profit organisations, cycle-friendly venues and other interested parties (including SMEs) located and operating along the Stary Kolejowy Szlak cycle route.
The development of cycle tourism in Western Pomerania requires not only modern infrastructure, but above all close cooperation between local communities. An excellent opportunity to strengthen these ties was a meeting organised as part of the ‘Western Pomerania – a game-changer in tourism’ project, co-financed under the European Funds for Western Pomerania 2021–2027 programme (Measure 1.9 ‘Preparation and implementation of new business models for enterprises’).
In 2025, a survey was conducted along the EuroVelo 13 Iron Curtain Trail among 275 cyclists from 8 countries. In addition to Poland, these included Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, and Slovakia. The West Pomeranian section of this route overlaps with Velo Baltica, and that is where our team conducted the surveys. More specifically, we met you in towns such as Mrzeżyno, Kołczewo, Międzywodzie, Wisełka, and one person each from Międzyzdroje and Świnoujście. Below, we present the results of this field research.
During the May Day holiday in 2026, Western Pomerania once again proved to be a popular destination for cycling vacations. Favorable weather, an extensive network of trails, and attractive landscapes encouraged thousands of cycling enthusiasts to spend their free time actively. As data from bike counters show, over 60,000 trips were recorded in just a few days of the long weekend, confirming the region’s unwavering popularity among cyclists.
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