The commune of Sierakowice is intersected by four bicycle routes.

The most central route running through its area is Route 13, leading from Kamienica Królewska through Sierakowice to Kamienica Szlachecka and Borucino in the Stężyca commune. Along the section to Sierakowice it coincides with the red hiking trail.
Route 12 was designed in the western part of the commune. It starts in the village of Linia and enters the area of the Sierakowice commune near the Czarne Lake in the Potęgowskie Lakes complex. From here it runs through Kamienica Królewska to Pałubice. Close to the school in Palubice, there are peat pits flooded with water; they are a sanctuary for water fowl. In spring and summer, the voices of gulls and terns can be heard there all day long. It is the only site of this type in the commune. All others are smaller and less populated by birds. The route then runs along Bukowina through Załakowo and Łyśniewo; the numerous lakes in this area have contributed to the development of summer recreation. Many summer cottages have been built on its banks. In the summer, a lot of tourists come here and jokers say that it is not the comers who live with the inhabitants of Łyśniewo, but rather the inhabitants of Łyśniewo with the comers. During the last war, the Germans referred to Łyśniewo as a “nest of Polishness”, because only one person, who probably wanted to obtain an invalidity pension, signed an agreement to accept German citizenship of the third group. Rev. Antoni Pelpliński, poet and author of many songs and pastorals, was born in “Łyśniewski Dwór”; the priest’s brother, Aleksy Pelpliński, also a folk poet, author of several stage comedies and nativity plays written in Kashubian, also came from here.
As we pass through an almost forestless expanse of farmland, the trail reaches Gowidlino with its beautiful Gowidlińskie Lake, picturesquely located among forests; with the legendary Gowid Island. The village of Gowidlino is a real jewel of our commune, as it is classified as a leisure and recreation area. Holiday resorts that are very popular have been spread out on the shores of the Gowidlińskie Lake.

Only along a short section, route 14 runs through the northernmost part of the commune from Pałubice to Skrzeszewo (where you can watch a grey heron live and raise its offspring for hours on end) on the border of the Kashubian Landscape Park and crosses the Bukowina river twice on an outwash trail. It follows the Sierakowice-Lębork main road as far as the village of Bukowina, located in the Cewice commune. Further on, the trail runs along secondary roads west to Cewice, to reach Gowidlino again

Route 10 coincides in the area of the Sierakowice commune with the red hiking trail delineated on its northern periphery from Kamienica Królewska towards the east through the Mirachowskie Forests.
Already outside the commune it runs south along no less beautifully scenic roads through Miechucino, Borzestowo, Wygoda and Łączyńska Huta to Łączyn.

The Kashubian Landscape Park was established by Resolution No. XIX/82/83 of the Provincial National Council in Gdańsk of 15 June 1983. It covers the central ethnic area of Kashubia, located in the Kashubian Lake District. The area of the Kashubian Landscape Park is 33,202 ha, most of which is covered by farmland, i.e. 16,712 ha (50.3%), then forests, 11,230 ha (33.8%) and water resources, 3,430 ha (10.3%).
The area of the Park is located within the borders of three districts (Kartuzy, Kościerzyna, Wejherowo) and eight communes, of which Kartuzy, Chmielno, Sierakowice and Stężyca make up the majority of the Park’s area. The remaining part belongs to Somonino and Linia and marginally to Kościerzyna and Nowa Karczma.

The Landscape Park buffer zone covers an area of 32,494 ha. It surrounds almost the entire Park, lacking only in two places: at the section where the border of the Park overlaps with the border of the town of Kartuzy and to the north-west of the Park in the Cewice commune.
The Kashubian Landscape Park is adjacent to five areas of protected landscape: to the north with the Łeba Valley Protected Landscape Area, to the west with the Gowidlino Protected Landscape Area, to the east with the Kartuzy Protected Landscape Area and Radunia Valley Protected Landscape Area, and to the south-west with the Przywidz Protected Landscape Area.

Sierakowice – Wygoda Sierakowska – Mojusz – Szopa – Bącka Huta – Bącz – Palestyna – Bukowskie Lake – “Kurze Grzędy” Nature Reserve – “Turzycowe Lake” Nature Reserve – “Lubygost Lake” Nature Reserve – Szczelina Lechicka – Kamienne Lake – Kamienica Królewska

Kashubian Trail (red)

Sierakowice – Kamienica Królewska – Kartuzy – Gołubie – Olpuch – Wdzydze
Trail length: 130.65 km, including 11.4 in the Sierakowice commune

The trail starts in the centre of the village of Sierakowice and along the section to Kamienica Królewska coincides with the old hiking trail. It is undoubtedly the most beautiful, longest and most popular trail in the Kashubian Lake District, probably not missing any of its pearls along its long route. The trail is beautiful both in the summer, when the numerous lakes tempt with their depths, and in the other seasons – not skimping on forest undergrowth, fresh greenery or simply unique views. The trail runs picturesquely along the banks of the Potęgowskie Lakes trough, leaving the commune in a place called Kamienicki Młyn – located by the Białe and Potęgowskie Lakes. In this place there is also a flat cemetery from the early Iron Age, a mound and a settlement in the valley between the Junno and Odnoga Lakes. In Kamienicki Młyn it is also worth visiting a glassworks from the 16th to 18th century.

The journey continues through the Kartuzy commune, which aspires to be the capital of the Kashubian region, and begins with a charming stretch delineated on the edge of three nature reserves: “Szczelina Lechicka”, “Żurawie Błota”, “Lubygość” and Kamienne Lakes, also known as Mirachowska Świteź. Further on, it goes along the Łeba valley and the border of the “Staniszewskie Zdroje” nature reserve.

After leaving Kartuzy, the route crosses the most popular part of the Kashubian Lake District called “Szwajcaria Kaszubska” (Kashubian Switzerland). The first stop is Chmielno – a village regarded as one of the most beautiful spots in the Kashubian region, also known for its Necel ceramics. It is also the starting point of the Raduń Circle Trail – Kashubian lakes connected by the Radunia River in the form of a loop, not far from the Szymbarskie Hills. It is also an ideal place for canoeists.

The route then heads towards the Wdzydze Lake, better known in this region as the “Kashubian Sea”. Along the way, it passes an equally charming area, Łubiana, which is gaining fame for its porcelain decorated with Kashubian patterns. The village is also historically important – one of the largest partisan battles in Kashubia took place here during World War II.
The trail ends at the confluence of all tributaries of the Wdzydze Lake, called “Krzyż”. Here is also the oldest open-air museum in Poland, which is worth visiting during your stay in the area – the Kashubian Ethnographic Park in Wdzydze Kiszewskie. It is a perfect place to end a beautiful car trip along the Kashubian Trail.

Stone Circles Trail (green)

Sierakowice – Tuchlino – Lipusz – Czarna Woda (length 94.35 km – in the Sierakowice commune 7.15 km)

This trail starts in Sierakowice and crosses the commune, leading through Tuchlino to the western shore of Tuchlińskie Lake, where it leaves the commune in Rębienica. In the first part of the trail, we wander through the sparsely wooded, undulating terrain of the Kashubian Lake District. The southern part of the areas crossed by the trail is nicknamed the “Czyste Pola” [Pure Fields]. The name originates from the fact that pure stones are more easily born here than ears.
In contrast, in the next part, the trail leads through a flat, wooded area of the Charzykowska and Tuchola plains, decorated with the cross of the Wdzydze Lakes at their confluence. The trail also enters the northern stretches of the Tuchola Forest, abundant in mushrooms, possessing so much charm that it can satisfy all those seeking the beauty of the native land.
It is not uncommon for the trails to lead to some mysterious wilderness or picturesque lakes, or to villages lost in the forest wilderness.
Undoubtedly, the greatest attraction of the trail is the cemetery with stone circles from the Roman period located on the Długie Lake near Węsiory. The area covered by the Stone Circles Trail was a place of activity of partisans of the Secret Military Organisation “Gryf Pomorski” during World War II, hence its second name – the “Partisan Trail”. Along the way, we will pass many places of martyrdom and fighting against the Nazis. The trail ends in Czarna Woda.

The Szymbark Hills Trail (black)

Sierakowice-Bącka Huta- Gołubie- Szymbark- Wieżyca-Sopot (length 121.55 km – in the Sierakowice commune 17.4 km).
It starts in the Tricity and leads into the central part of the Kashubian Lake District through the Szymbark Hills and the area of the Raduńskie Lakes into the Mirachowskie Forest, which was a mainstay of the resistance movement – the partisans of the Gryf Pomorski were active here. The trail enters the area of the Sierakowice commune in Bącka Huta, from where it reaches Sierakowice via charming forest paths.