The trail leads through sparsely urbanized and forested areas of the Piekoszów and Kielce communes. The route is perfect for a quick recreational trip outside the city. It was routed in such a way that it avoids busy sections of public roads. In Piekoszów, attention is drawn to the monumental façade of a historic 19th-century church, the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Mercy, visible from a distance. In Jaworznia, the trail passes by the "Chelosiowa Jama" reserve, which was created in 1997 to preserve very diverse forms of karst, along with the longest cave system in the Świętokrzyskie region (3,670 m). Near the village of Łaziska there is the "Moczydło" reserve, which preserves the remains of ore mining in the form of cracks and shafts, as well as fragments of xerothermic grasslands. In Piekoszów there is a Chapel of Memory of Tomasz Wągrowski, with a plaque reading: "Tomasz Wągrowski. An outstanding tourist and regionalist, a Świętokrzyskie guide, an ardent patriot and a righteous man, the patron of this tourist trail.
The trail runs mostly along paved field roads, municipal roads and forest paths. In one place, near Piekoszów, the trail crosses a district road, where additional attention is required.
The most attractive sections of the Łaziska - Jaworznia and Jaworznia - Góra Zielona trails are the most attractive. The deep gorges in the Mountain Range, covered with beech forests, through which the trail leads to Góra Zielona (steep climb) have great landscape value.
Mileage according to the most important towns and points on the trail
Piekoszów Commune Office – Łaziska 2.9 km – Przełęcz pod Belnia 6.1 km – Jaworznia 8.2 km – Góra Zielona 10.3 km
Trail manager
Świętokrzyskie Branch of PTTK in Kielce
street Sienkiewicza 29
25-007 Kielce
www.pttkkielce.pl
biuro@pttkkielce.pl
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