Alla polacca? Why not? Let’s get off those bikes for a little while and dance! Then, let’s start pedaling through Poland.

Which route would I choose? There are many factors to consider when planning any bicycle trip: how much time you have; how far your money can go (of course!); your fitness level; whether you enjoy climbing or want to stick to less challenging terrain.

The Baltic coast route looks like a good choice for me; it’s one of the flatter routes. I’m always harping on my lack of climbing prowess.

The Central Europe Route would be a good choice for those interested in European history. It’s 5000+ kilometers of diversity!

The Iron Curtain Trail, as its name indicates, follows the path of the former Iron Curtain. You’ll ride through 20 countries; and enjoy mountains; vinyards; and seaports.

The Capitals Route sounds good: “attractive landscapes” and national parks.  The East Europe Route gets hilly towards the end. How well I could handle that depends on how long and steep the hills are; and how frequently they appear!

Finally, the Baltic Sea Cycle Route follows Poland’s northern coast, and in fact overlaps the Iron Curtain Trail. I think the old cities would be interesting to visit.

So there you are: alla polacca. Six possible bicycle trips through Poland; fueled, perhaps, by pierogi!