From Kamień Pomorski to the Royal Stone, along the lagoon
A walk from the old town of Kamień Pomorski and its cathedral, along the shores of the Kamień Lagoon to the island of Chrząszczewo, joined to the mainland by a bridge.
- Difficulty
- T Tourist
- Length
- 11.5 km
- Elevation gain
- +10 m / −10 m
- Time
- 3 hours (one way)
- Route
- Point to point
- Altitude
- 0–10 m
- Season
- Spring Summer Autumn Winter
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The story
Kamień Pomorski was the seat of the bishops of Pomerania; its Romanesque and Gothic cathedral has a celebrated Baroque organ, the star of an organ music festival every summer.
Why go
Because it combines a small historic town with the open landscape of the lagoon.
Practical information
- Start
- Kamień Pomorski
- Finish
- Chrząszczewo
- Best time
- All year round
- Parking
- Car parks in the centre of Kamień Pomorski.
- By public transport
- Trains and buses to Kamień Pomorski; the route is one way, so plan your return.
- Water
- Cafés and shops in Kamień Pomorski; nothing along the route.
- Shade
- Few trees: open stretches along the lagoon and through fields.
- Huts and refreshments
- None.
- With children
- Easy and flat, suitable for children used to walking.
Weather at the start
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What to see on the route and nearby
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