Izery
Duration
2 days
Distance Total
127-181 km
Two groups
Terrain
Mountains
Some long climbs
Difficulty Level
6/10 or 8/10
Two groups
Region
Izery mountains
Świeradów-Zdrój
Avg. daily elevation
1300/2050 m
Two groups
Avg. daily distance
64/91 km
Two groups
Housing
Guesthouse
2-4 person rooms
Date
19.06–21.06.2026
Price
790 PLN
Kicking off summer in the Izery Mountains!
We’re opening summer with a full weekend of gravel riding in one of the most scenic and rideable mountain ranges on the Polish-Czech border. From quiet backroads to fast gravel tracks and flowing singletracks, the Izery Mountains are a true gravel playground. Expect challenging climbs, smooth descents, stunning views, and good food — all in the spirit of adventure. Join us and feel it for yourself!
Highlights
- Longest days of the year
- Two levels of route difficulty
- Climb to Stóg Izerski
- Pancakes at Chatka Górzystów
- Flowy singletracks
- True gravel adventure atmosphere
Included in the price:
- accommodation
- guidance from experienced ride leaders
- carefully designed routes with GPX tracks provided
- professional photo package
Not included in the price:
- transport
- meals
- insurance
Extra options:
- transport from and to Warsaw with Endless van (extra 250 PLN)
- cycling socks (extra 59 PLN)
- cycling bottle (extra 59 PLN)
Transport
Travel to the meeting point is on your own — easiest by car or train to Świeradów-Zdrój. A week before the camp, we create a WhatsApp group for arranging shared rides.
For an additional fee of 250 PLN we offer transport from and back to Warsaw with the Endless van (bike included, of course). The van departures on Friday 16:00 from Decathlon Okęcie, returns on Sunday ~21:00.
Accommodation
We’ll stay in the heart of the Izery Mountains, Świeradów-Zdrój, at Pensjonat Głęboki Jar in 2–4 person rooms, all with private bathrooms. There’s a shared area with dining space and a firepit/grill, which we’ll definitely use Friday evening.
Routes
The Izery Mountains offer everything a gravel rider could dream of: excellent forest roads, vast spruce forests, mountain huts with great food, and arguably the best views of any Polish range. Riding here means spending hours at high altitude with wide exposure. Expect lots of climbing — generally long, not steep — with the longer group tackling the Przełęcz Karkonoska, averaging 15% on the last kilometer. Some sections may be technically loose or slightly tricky. We recommend tires at least 45 mm wide.
As always, we’ve prepared two route options for each day so we can split into groups based on pace and experience level. This way everyone can find the right ride for themselves. Both groups follow largely overlapping routes, so at least once a day we meet up as a full crew for a shared break.
Note: We reserve the right to make small adjustments to the routes if necessary. These changes will not significantly affect the overall distance or elevation gain.
