
Poznań Korba

Kórnik, Camping OAZA Błonie
Poznań Korba is a 180 km bike race around Poznań — for people who like bikes, forests and the question “how much further?”. The route follows the Poznań Cycling Ring, which runs through some of the most beautiful countryside in Wielkopolska: Rogalin Landscape Park, Wielkopolska National Park, Zielonka Forest and Promno Landscape Park.
Riders cover forest paths, farm roads, tarmac and gravel, climbing 970 metres along the way — all within a maximum of 15 hours. Around 350 riders take the start. Everyone rides on their own, but no one rides alone — the event has a strong sense of community, centred on the riders’ evening meetup at the campsite in Kórnik before the start.
The race runs in a self-sufficiency format — every rider takes care of their own supplies. There is one feed station on the course (Złotniki, km 103). It is not a speed race — it is a test of endurance, navigation and self-reliance.
Route and format
- Route: Poznań Cycling Ring — 180 km, mixed surface
- Surface: tarmac, forest and farm roads, gravel
- Feed station: Złotniki, km 103 — water, isotonics, cola, alcohol-free beer, snacks
- GPS tracker: every rider gets one — position on the map in real time
- Mandatory GPX: leave the route and you must return to the point where you left it
- Bikes allowed: gravel, MTB, trekking, off-road — any bike with gears will do
- Evening meetup for riders at Camping OAZA Błonie the day before the start
History
Poznań Korba is a recurring cycling race organised by Poco Loco. Since the first edition, its route has followed the Poznań Cycling Ring. The event has built a loyal group of riders who come back year after year, and each new edition proves that the route around Poznań can be discovered again and again — one year in one direction, the next in the other.
Join the race
Next edition: 19 June 2027. Registration opens in December.
Race route
A loop along the Poznań Cycling Ring: through Rogalin Landscape Park, Wielkopolska National Park, Zielonka Forest and Promno Landscape Park. Forest tracks, farm roads, gravel and stretches of tarmac. Start and finish in Kórnik, at Camping OAZA Błonie. Navigation from a GPX file, and every rider carries a GPS tracker — fans follow them live.
Follow the riders live
Every rider carries a GPS tracker. On race day their dot moves across the map in real time — family and friends can see where they are, when they pass the feed station and when they reach the finish.
- Every rider's position on the map, live
- Just send the link to family and friends
- Works on your phone — no app needed
Tracking: sledzkropki.pl
This is what Korba feels like
180 km of gravel, fields and forests around Poznań — from the morning coffee at base camp, through golden wheat and forest trails, to the medal at the finish. Photos: Andrzej Olszanowski, Oleszak Fotografia.
Base camp & start
Through the fields
Forests, rivers and villages
Whatever the weather
The finish
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