Beach – Kołobrzeg Lighthouse Park loop from Ekopark Wschodni
Beach – Kołobrzeg Lighthouse Park loop from Ekopark Wschodni
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Beach – Kołobrzeg Lighthouse Park loop from Ekopark Wschodni
02:18
9.06km
20m
Hiking
Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 16, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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1.80 km
Beach
Highlight • Beach
2.39 km
Mariany: seagull figures
Highlight • Monument
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3.57 km
Stefan Żeromski Park, Kołobrzeg
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4.30 km
Mielno Promenade and Pier
Highlight • Beach
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5.18 km
Commander Stanisław Mieszkowski Square
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During the September Campaign, he initially commanded a group of gunboats and the gunboat ORP "General Haller" in the minesweeper squadron, taking part in the anti-aircraft defense of the Gdynia port, the cover of laying sea mines in the Gulf of Gdańsk (Operation "Tube") and the group's passage to Hel. After disembarking the crews of the gunboats, on September 3, he took command of the anti-landing section on the Hel promontory. From September 14 until the end of the defense of the coast, he commanded a battery of guns dismantled in Jastarnia from FM minesweepers. On October 2, 1939, after the capitulation of the Hel crew, he was taken prisoner by the Germans and for the rest of the war was in oflags: X B Nienburg, XVIII B Spittal and II C Woldenberg. While in the camps, he taught artillery and Russian and headed the theater props section.
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5.27 km
Kołobrzeg Lighthouse Park
Highlight • Natural
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7.33 km
Kawot Café, Kołobrzeg Promenade
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8.77 km
General Antoni Paweł Sułkowski Promenade
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He began his military service in 1806, deploying at his own expense the 1st Infantry Regiment of the Poznań Legion, of which he became the commander. The regiment took part in the battles for Gdańsk, Słupsk and Kołobrzeg. During the siege of the Kołobrzeg Fortress, Polish soldiers were assessed as full-fledged in combat, next to the French, brave and brave. Franciszek Dzierżykraj Morawski, senior adjutant of the regiment, received the third class Virtuti Militari cross for his wounds near the fortress.
Twierdzakolobrzeg.pl/Twierdza/postaci-historiczne/251-antoni-pawel-sulkowski
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9.06 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
7.10 km
1.63 km
188 m
104 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
8.47 km
361 m
195 m
< 100 m
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Saturday 27 June
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