I completed the trail in 5 and a half hours and it was really worth it. Generally, it can be divided into 3 parts:
- Beautyful Darżlubska Forest
- Boring surroundings from Połchowo to Mrzezino
- Super Bay ending near Rzucewo and Puck
The route is quite easy with a few uphill climbs (gentle), varied, often through the forest, gravel and sometimes asphalt. However, most of them are roads and paths where there is no car traffic. Along the route, there are several places and shops where you can replenish your supplies. Be careful in the initial part of the route (up to the Reda area) where the trail has not been marked for years. The Wejherowski district did not take care of these markings. Further on, after passing the Reda-Puck road, the trail received new markings, which are clearly visible.
Be careful on the forest section in Reda where the narrow path on the border of the housing estate and the forest border is heavily overgrown (but passable). Additionally, Aleja Lipowa (a longer asphalt section, a public road) between Osłonino and Rzucewo is a road that is used by a significant number of cars during the summer season.
From the Seal Hunters' Settlement in Rzucewo, we have a beautiful view of Rewa and the Hel Peninsula. Closer to Puck, the trail passes into the bay shore where we can expect an obstacle course due to many fallen trees and storm debris.
The last 2 kilometers is a route in Puck and the end of the trail is at the PKP Station where you can calmly wait for transport to the Start place, i.e. the PKP station in Wejherowo.