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Ślężańska Way of St. James - pilgrimage road belonging to the road network "Camino de Santiago".
Preparations
Drive
Route
Ślęża – Bonfire
Bonfire – Kulin
From Kulin, we follow a dirt road to the south. Right behind the village, at the crossroads, turn left a bit and head towards the visible forest (approx. 1.5 km). After entering the forest, we come across a marked green hiking trail. At this point, we have two options: turning right we will get to Środa Śląska via Chwalimierz, while turning left to Środa Śląska the road will lead through Ciechów.
Variant by Chwalimierz to Środa Śląska
Variant through Ciechów to Środa Śląska
Turning right after reaching the green trail, we follow this trail through the forest (a good quality forest road) and we come to the village Ciechów. We follow the markings of the green trail due to the lack of Camino markings on this section. After entering the village, we walk along Spacerowa Street, on the right side we have allotments, and on the left - the buildings of an old electrotechnical ceramics factory. Then we pass apartment blocks and come to Średzka Street. At the crossroads, turn right to reach the crossroads after about 100 meters, where the figure of St. John of Nepomuk. Turning right you can get to the church of Blessed Virgin Mary, Help of Christians. Going further along Średzka Street, we come to the end of the village, where on the left side of the road begins a comfortable pedestrian and bicycle path to Wednesdays of Silesiawhere the Camino signs begin again in the form of concrete posts with a ceramic tile with a shell symbol on it. After 3 km we come to the borders of Środa Śląska. At the beginning of Środa Śląska, a variant of the road leading through Chwalimierz.
Środa Śląska
We go along Wiejska Street through the beltway, then straight along Świdnicka Street we come to Wolności Square where Ślężańska Droga św. James joins with Via Regia.
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Further route
Via Regia, i.e. 135km to Zgorzelec and 3287km to Santiago de Compostela in Spain.