Osieczek Mill – St. Anne's Ponds and Chapel loop from gmina Grójec
Osieczek Mill – St. Anne's Ponds and Chapel loop from gmina Grójec
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Osieczek Mill – St. Anne's Ponds and Chapel loop from gmina Grójec
04:23
67.3km
310m
Mountain biking
Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 11, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 2.42 km for 86 m
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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500 m
Grójec 600th Anniversary Mural
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15.3 km
Osieczek Mill
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15.4 km
Młyn Restaurant Osieczek
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27.4 km
Wooden Church in Lutkówka
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33.9 km
St. Anne's Ponds and Chapel
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The patron of the ponds is Saint Anna, whose figure rises above the larger of the two reservoirs. The first chapel of Saint Anna was built in the 18th century. Currently, there is not even a trace of it. The historic figure burned down in the 1960s and a copy of it was stolen. The current chapel differs from the original in almost everyone. Its wooden case has been completely changed. The historical figure has been preserved only in the photos from the twenties of the last century, which have been preserved to this day in the album of the Poles from Badowo Mścisk. There is a theory according to which the chapel was erected as a memorial to the battle, from the time of the Bar Confederation, in which Polish troops led by General Sawa (of Cossack origin) clashed with the tsarist troops. The general was wounded there, and later hid in the vicinity of Mszczonów. Count Henryk Rzewuski described this story in his short story "Sawa", included in the collection entitled "Souvenirs of Soplica".
St. Anna, from their sources, supply the nearby Pisia Gągolina, the sources of which are located in the nearby Dwórzno. Going for a walk from "Święta Anka" along the river, you will reach the equally beautiful Grzegorzewice ponds after about a kilometer. The Gnojna ponds are also located nearby, where a fauna reserve was established in 2004. The whole area is therefore rich in beautiful water reservoirs, surrounded by forests and areas with charming landscapes, typical of Mazovia.
The larger of the two ponds of St. Anna is a place that the inhabitants of Mszczonów use for recreation, although it does not formally have the status of a swimming pool. The second, smaller pond has been left entirely to nature. Swimming and fishing are strictly forbidden there. This reservoir is an oasis of all birds and fish. Both ponds are separated by a dyke, which is often used by hikers.
The ponds and the bathing area at the St. Anne's chapel are owned by the commune, although the entire facility is directly supervised by the Mszczonów district of the Polish Angling Association.
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Water Crossing on Sandy Forest Road
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51.2 km
Ponds
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57.2 km
Shelter on the Trail
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67.3 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
22.7 km
21.4 km
19.7 km
1.83 km
1.49 km
273 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
32.3 km
17.4 km
7.88 km
6.44 km
3.04 km
256 m
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Elevation
Highest point (200 m)
Lowest point (130 m)
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Monday 13 July
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