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Poland
Masovian Voivodeship
Grodzisk Mazowiecki
Żyrardów

Ramp to the Underpass – Monument to the Last Aurochs loop from Żyrardów

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Poland
Masovian Voivodeship
Grodzisk Mazowiecki
Żyrardów

Ramp to the Underpass – Monument to the Last Aurochs loop from Żyrardów

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4.5

(14)

78

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Ramp to the Underpass – Monument to the Last Aurochs loop from Żyrardów

01:45

28.1km

50m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 96 m for 8 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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167 m

Ramp to the Underpass

Highlight • Rest Area

According to the signs, the bicycle should be walked. SOK checks occur.

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2

2.37 km

Underpass

Highlight • Bridge

After heavy rainfall there may be problems with crossing

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9.12 km

Church of the Holy Family in Jaktorów

Highlight • Religious Site

Until 1932, the Jaktorów area belonged to the Grodzisk Mazowiecki parish. The land for the construction of the church was donated by Jakub Hr. Potocki. The initiative to establish the parish was supported by the Grodzisk parish priests: Father Marian Tokarzewski and Father Stanisław Jóźwiak.

In 1929, a church construction committee was established, consisting of: Leonard Maciejewski (chairman), Bronisław Puchalski, Piotr Strzemieczny, Jan Wróblewski.
In the years 1930-1932, a church was built according to the design of Stefan Szyller.


9.IX.1932 - Erection of the Holy Family parish by Father Cardinal Aleksander Kakowski and appointment of Father Stanisław Baranowski as its parish priest.

In the years 1970-1981 a rectory was built, the interior of the church was modernized (thanks to the efforts of parish priest Mieczysław Mosak). The church was also prepared for consecration, which was performed on May 19, 1974 by Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński.

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11.2 km

Drawbridge :)

Highlight • Bridge

The entrance gate to the printing house is actually a "drawbridge".

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11.3 km

New Bicycle Path

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Easy

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14.9 km

Roadside Shrine of the Virgin Mary

Highlight • Religious Site

7

20.0 km

Monument to the Last Aurochs

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Bos primigenius is the Latin name for aurochs, the ancestor of today's domestic cattle breeds. Thousands of years ago, it occurred in Asia, Europe and northern Africa. Man, by hunting this powerful animal (it reached 2 m in height and 3 m in length) and cutting down ancient forests, contributed to the destruction of their population. The last aurochs in France was seen in the 10th century, two centuries later it became extinct in Germany. Aurochs lived the longest in Polish forests. The last herd was protected in Masovia, in the Jaktorowska Forest. Despite the efforts made, it was not possible to save the species from extinction. The aurochs, a symbol of strength and health, was slowly dying out. It is believed that the local family was defeated by a disease transferred from domesticated cousins grazing on the forest pastures. The last sedge died near Jaktorów in 1627.

About 400 m west of the railway station, right next to road No. 719, it is worth seeing a boulder lying on a concrete pedestal with the silhouette of an aurochs engraved and an inscription reminding about the extinct species. The information is valuable, especially for children who are just learning facts from history.

For several years, Polish geneticists have been conducting research on DNA molecules from aurochs bone remains. They hope to find out the reasons for the extinction of these animals, determine to what extent modern cattle resemble their ancestors, and in the distant future, try to recreate an individual as identical as possible to the aurochs. The Polish Tura Reconstruction Foundation, established in 2006, helps to achieve these goals.

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22.8 km

Roadside Shrine

Highlight • Religious Site

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28.1 km

End point

Train Station

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25.5 km

1.74 km

651 m

147 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

18.9 km

6.90 km

1.01 km

704 m

509 m

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Saturday 11 July

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13°C

78 %

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