Thank you very much for sharing in such a realistic, honest and pleasant manner. Truly appreciated dear Erik! Safe travels and all the best from Switzerland
Thanks for an interesting video. The Green Velo trail is the first Polish long-distance cycling trail. It shows a lack of experience in marking out such trails and a too small budget allocated to the investment. Unfortunately, in many cases, the money was also badly spent, for example, kilometres of unnecessary barriers were built instead of decent pavement. It is worth taking the Velo Dunajec trail. It leads along the Dunajec river in southern Poland. It is really well prepared and the views are spectacular. Greetings from Poland.
Congratulations. It is so hard to travel alone. I don`t like big group, but I prefer to to ride with my good friend. Because he carries everything needed and unnecessary, but sometimes this "unnecessary" turns out to be necessary. And there is someone to talk to. Greetings from Poland.
Great, well done ! I am planning to travel from Vienna to Tallinn, between May and June... following also the green velo route, but honestly I am a bit worried about the surfaces and cycle path conditions.
Thanks for the video. When the pandemic is under control am planning a cycle trip in Poland. 1. Did you do bike repairs yourself, or were there bike shops most places? 2. In the northern part are there people with rooms for rent? ln Zakopane there were lots of rooms for rent. 3. Were the paths better farther south, or just better weather?
Hi Linda I make my repairs myself, so I did not really look for them, but you could search in google maps and find the information. I did not have the need for a room as I had a tent, again search in google maps and find the information. I do not think the paths were so much different from south to north, as I recal anyway, but the far south was very hilly.
Behind Goldap the rim of the rear wheel broke. A small repair shop in a garage and dpd fixed the problem in one day. For half a day I had to push the bike back to Goldap ... I took it as a beautiful hike
Thanks for your interesting video. 👍 What about the campinggrounds and shops? Did you have and problems to find a place to sleep or something to eat/drink? How long did it take for the whole green venlo? Thanks and greetings from Berlin. Frank
Hi Frank I only used campinggrounds a few times, I slept in the Forest most of the time. It is easy to buy food in Poland . I think I used 16 or 17 days for the entire Green velo.
great video, just wondering which map app did you use to get around Poland? Did you have a paper map just in case? I plan on doing a similar trip this summer in 22'
Big cheers mate, I am doing this one this summer as part of my tallinn to Brussels and now I know to take 45 mm tires! 👍
Thank you very much for sharing in such a realistic, honest and pleasant manner. Truly appreciated dear Erik! Safe travels and all the best from Switzerland
Thanks for an interesting video. The Green Velo trail is the first Polish long-distance cycling trail. It shows a lack of experience in marking out such trails and a too small budget allocated to the investment. Unfortunately, in many cases, the money was also badly spent, for example, kilometres of unnecessary barriers were built instead of decent pavement. It is worth taking the Velo Dunajec trail. It leads along the Dunajec river in southern Poland. It is really well prepared and the views are spectacular. Greetings from Poland.
Thanks, I will look in to the Dunajec trail :-)
Super 👍
Thanks for the great video. It's very realistic. I cycled from Elblag to Bialystok in 2019 - great. Next year all the way, hopefully
It's how I expected rural Poland to be and, despite some rough surfaces , I would enjoy riding there in summer. Thanks for this beaut video Erik.
Very informative. And nice shots 💙
Hello.
I met you there in the place that shows in 8:58 in your movie. Great trip and knackering for sure. Best Regards!
Thanks, I was a very hot day :-)
Really enjoyed your video great inspiration thanks very much :-)
What an enjoyable ride...thanks so much for the scenes, music and captions. ..hope you enjoyed the route.
Congratulations. It is so hard to travel alone. I don`t like big group, but I prefer to to ride with my good friend. Because he carries everything needed and unnecessary, but sometimes this "unnecessary" turns out to be necessary. And there is someone to talk to. Greetings from Poland.
Great, well done ! I am planning to travel from Vienna to Tallinn, between May and June... following also the green velo route, but honestly I am a bit worried about the surfaces and cycle path conditions.
Yeah, me too. Will also have my dog in a trailer.
Thanks for the video. When the pandemic is under control am planning a cycle trip in Poland.
1. Did you do bike repairs yourself, or were there bike shops most places?
2. In the northern part are there people with rooms for rent? ln Zakopane there were lots of rooms for rent.
3. Were the paths better farther south, or just better weather?
Hi Linda
I make my repairs myself, so I did not really look for them, but you could search in google maps and find the information.
I did not have the need for a room as I had a tent, again search in google maps and find the information.
I do not think the paths were so much different from south to north, as I recal anyway, but the far south was very hilly.
Behind Goldap the rim of the rear wheel broke. A small repair shop in a garage and dpd fixed the problem in one day. For half a day I had to push the bike back to Goldap ... I took it as a beautiful hike
Thanks for your interesting video. 👍 What about the campinggrounds and shops? Did you have and problems to find a place to sleep or something to eat/drink? How long did it take for the whole green venlo? Thanks and greetings from Berlin. Frank
Hi Frank
I only used campinggrounds a few times, I slept in the Forest most of the time. It is easy to buy food in Poland . I think I used 16 or 17 days for the entire Green velo.
Hi Erik, thanks for your fast answer. Greetings from Berlin. Frank
great video, just wondering which map app did you use to get around
Poland? Did you have a paper map just in case? I plan on doing a similar
trip this summer in 22'
Thanks CC Cheung I had a papermap just in case, but I followed the entire route on my garmin bike computer and that worked well from beginning to end.
Hvor lang tid tog det dig, og hvor mange km kørte du om dagen? Tak for videoen.
mener det var omkring 110-120 km om dagen, så det har vel taget en 16-17 dage
Erik Straarup super fedt og stærkt. Tak for de gode videoer!