We are pleased to share a new document developed as part of the Baltic Biking UPGRADE (BBU) project – “EuroVelo 10 – Baltic Cycle Route. Proposal for a multi-year action plan.”
The BBU project, implemented in 2023–2026 with funding from the Interreg South Baltic Program, is coordinated by the Pomorskie Tourist Board (PROT) and brings together partners from Poland, Denmark, Germany, Sweden, and Lithuania. The document was prepared by the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) in cooperation with the project partners.
What does the document contain?
📌 An analysis of the economic and tourism potential of EuroVelo 10,
📌 An overview of development activities to date in the South Baltic region,
📌 A proposal to establish a permanent partnership for the development and promotion of the route,
📌 Examples of successes from EuroVelo routes 8, 15, and 19,
📌 A concrete 3-year action plan with proposals for marketing, management, and infrastructure measures.
Why is this important?
EuroVelo 10 is not just a cycle route—it is a common European brand that can bring measurable economic, social, and environmental benefits. The plan aims to strengthen interregional cooperation and jointly promote the route as a coherent, international tourism product.
For the Pomeranian region, this is another step towards the development of sustainable cycling tourism, better use of the potential of pomorskie routes, and increasing the region’s recognition on the European stage.
We encourage you to download and read the entire document:
