Salt graduation tower – Paruszowiec Pond loop from Boguszowice Stare
Salt graduation tower – Paruszowiec Pond loop from Boguszowice Stare
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Salt graduation tower – Paruszowiec Pond loop from Boguszowice Stare
01:21
21.1km
80m
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: June 29, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 14.8 km for 65 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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4.11 km
Roller skating track
Highlight • Structure
The asphalt concrete track has an irregular, oval shape with a total length of 400 meters.
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5.16 km
Salt graduation tower
Highlight • Structure
Residents and tourists can use it free of charge. The most intense inhalations are inside it, but the surrounding area is also a healthy alternative to everyday life. It is worth staying here longer, the more that there are benches, bicycle stands, an open-air library and tables for board games around.
Nearby you can also drink a beer from a local brewery and take a walk by a picturesque pond with a renovated pier.
On Saturday, at noon, there was no one, so there are certainly times of the day where you can safely use your inhalation.
polskieszlaki.pl/teznia-na-paruszowcu-w-rybniku.htm
rybnik.naszemiasto.pl/teznia-na-paruszowcu-juz-dziala-mozna-w-koncu-odetchnac/ar/c15-7750033
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5.92 km
Path Along the Ruda River
Highlight • Trail
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13.9 km
Themed Park by the Nacyna
Highlight • Rest Area
The park was officially opened on September 14, 2014.
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14.6 km
Rynek (Market Square) with Clock Tower
Highlight • Monument
14.8 km
Rybnik Market Square
Highlight • Settlement
The town was first mentioned in the Latin document of Pope Gregory IX issued on May 26, 1230 in the currently used Polish form Rybnik in the fragment in Kozle castellaturam de Racziborz circa Rybnik. The Latin Liber fundationis episcopatus Vratislaviensis, written down in the years 1295–1305, lists the villages established under Polish law iure polonico, the present districts of Rybnik, which were absorbed by the city in urbanization processes, such as Gotartowice in the fragment of Gothartovitz decima solvitur more polon solvico, Boguszowice in the fragment Boguszowice more polonico, Chwałowice in the fragment of Chwalowitz solvitur decima more polonico and Kłokocin as Clocochina in the fragment of Clocochina decima more polonico.
Historical documents recorded as separate towns other present districts of the city: in 1228 Niedobczyce as Nedobcici, in 1531 Ochojec - Ochotzetz, in 1228 Chwałowice as Falevich and in 1305 Quelowicz, in 1532 Popielów as Popelaw, in 1614 Orzepowice Ożepowice.
In 1750, the name Rybnik was mentioned in Polish by Frederick II among other Silesian cities in an official order issued for the inhabitants of Silesia.
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rybnik
rybnik.eu
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15.5 km
St. Anthony of Padua Basilica, Rybnik
Highlight • Religious Site
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17.4 km
Paruszowiec Pond
Highlight • Lake
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21.1 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
7.02 km
6.22 km
3.98 km
3.88 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
11.4 km
4.17 km
3.43 km
965 m
858 m
289 m
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