I'm referring, of course, to the old chapels, mostly from the 18th and 19th centuries. They don't dominate the landscape, but they do attract attention and compel us to slow down. Why are there so many of them here? A former pilgrimage route runs through the settlement.

This section leads from Radków to Wambierzyce, one of the most important sanctuaries in the Kłodzko region. For years, pilgrims have traveled this route, and with them grew roadside chapels, statues, and small symbols of faith, which to this day give this place a unique character.

And therein lies its charm. It is captivating through the silence, the rhythm of footsteps, and the bike wheels, which slowly roll in the footsteps of the ancient pilgrims.
Cyclists will certainly appreciate this route: the terrain is conducive to a leisurely ride, and the surrounding area encourages combining this section with a further loop through the Radków commune. From here, you can continue on to more famous attractions.