A newer kayak route that starts at the Straszyn hydropower dam and runs through Prędzieszyn, Kuźnice and Juszkowo to Pruszcz Gdański, with three portages around technical structures.
The hydropower trail on the Radunia starts at the Straszyn power plant dam in Gdańsk County, Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland, where kayaks can be launched from a purpose-built spur. The route passes Prędzieszyn, Kuźnice and Juszkowo and ends in Pruszcz Gdański, and technical infrastructure along the way requires three portages. Paddling from Straszyn to Pruszcz Gdański takes about two hours, while the whole route is planned for about six hours. The trail suits paddlers with some experience of carrying kayaks around obstacles.
| Price | Rates are set by the operator; current price list should be confirmed with the operator before booking |
|---|---|
| Duration | about 2h Straszyn to Pruszcz Gdański; about 6h for the full route |
| Difficulty | moderate |
| Season | May-September |
| Address | Straszyn hydropower plant dam, Straszyn, Poland |
Activity facts
- Where
- Radunia river, Gdańsk County
Equipment
Own or rented kayak, life jacket; three portages are required
Location
Straszyn hydropower plant dam, Straszyn, Poland
54.3040, 18.5110 View on map
Highlights
- Hydropower plants on the river
- Three portages
- Close to Gdańsk
Tips for visiting
- Plan for three portages with a light kayak.
- Check water levels and plant operation.
- Arrange a shuttle at Pruszcz Gdański.
When to visit
May to September.
Accessibility
Not accessible; portages require lifting and carrying.
Frequently asked questions
How many portages are there?
Three.
How long is the shorter section?
About two hours from Straszyn to Pruszcz Gdański.