Coastal Trail named after Dr Czesław Piskorski

The Coastal Trail is a red hiking trail along the Polish Baltic coast, part of the E9 European Long-Distance Path. In the West Pomeranian Voivodeship it bears the name Coastal Trail named after Dr Czesław Piskorski, and in the Pomeranian Voivodeship Baltic Coastal Trail.

The route in West Pomerania

The trail begins in Świnoujście at the border with Germany (0 km), and at the railway station the count is 7.3 km. It then leads through Międzyzdroje (27 km), Kikut Lighthouse (40.5 km) and Dziwnów (57.5 km), and then through Pobierowo, Trzęsacz and Rewal (77 km) to Niechorze with its lighthouse (80.5 km).

Beyond Trzebiatów (101.5 km) the trail passes Mrzeżyno and Dźwirzyno, and in Kołobrzeg (144 km) the lighthouse. It then runs through Ustronie Morskie, Gąski with its lighthouse (169.5 km), Mielno (179.6 km), Darłowo (213.6 km) and Darłówko (216.5 km) to Jarosławiec with its lighthouse (232.7 km), from where it continues east.

Practical information

• According to the guidebook the whole trail is 377.8 km long, from Świnoujście to Żarnowiec.
• The route is described on the basis of the state of 2006-2008, so before setting out check the current route and waymarks.