Wolf Trail Baltic Event

The Polish coast is waiting

Wild, open, and full of possibilites

We offer two ways to experience the Polish Baltic coast and immerse yourself in the world of thru-hiking:

During the free 3-day Multi-Day Hike, you will clock up real kilometres and experience the coast step by step. Spaces are strictly limited – registration required.

At the free Basecamp in Łeba, a day packed with community spirit, workshops, talks, and gear awaits you. Just drop by and get inspired!

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Multi-Day Hike
Basecamp
All Events

Multi-Day Hike

Polish Baltic Coast Wolf Trail

106 km Long-Distance Hiking Experience

Dates

22-26 April 2026

Distance

106 km

Trail

Predominantly natural paths & flat

Ascent / Descent

318 m / 325 m

Weather

Windy & changeable, 10–15°C

Accomodation

Campsites

Five days, 106 kilometres, pure Baltic Sea. This edition of the Wolf Trail is aimed at anyone who doesn't just want to try out long-distance hiking, but wants to experience it under realistic conditions.

The route runs eastwards from Ustka along wide, windswept beaches, through coastal pine forests, and across open dune landscapes. A central highlight is the section through the Słowiński National Park with its shifting sand dunes. The final destination is Lubiatowo, reached after three consecutive stages featuring changing terrain, sandy stretches, and a constant sea breeze.

With an average of around 25 kilometres per day, the route is demanding but manageable for trained hikers with multi-day experience. The soft sand and exposed coastal sections noticeably increase the physical effort. This event is not suitable for absolute beginners without multi-day or long-distance experience.

Jack Wolfskin contributes decades of outdoor expertise in product development, trail experience, and community formats. The route, guides, and logistics are professionally planned – yet the character remains challenging and true to a real thru-hiking setup.

The group size is limited to 50 people to ensure reliable organisation and a shared community experience. Within the group, there are 25 spots for participants who wish to complete the hike accompanied by a guide, and 25 spots for participants who prefer to hike the trail self-guided.

This event is ideal for anyone who is already used to longer day hikes (20 km+), wants to test their endurance over several days, or is looking to gain their first structured thru-hiking experience.

Discover the Baltic route

Basecamp

Wolf Trail Basecamp Event on the Polish Baltic Coast

Date

25 April 2026

Location

Łeba, Poland

On 25 April, the Wolf Trail Basecamp event series kicks off on the Polish Baltic coast in Łeba – in the immediate vicinity of the Słowiński National Park and its famous shifting sand dunes.

The Basecamp is an open community event for anyone interested in hiking, long-distance hiking, and thru-hiking – regardless of their experience level.

Whether you are just planning your first 20+ kilometre hike or have already completed multi-day treks: this is the place to get hands-on insights, concrete tips, and direct advice from fellow hikers.

Admission is free. No registration required.


Programme & Highlights

Expo Area:

Test the latest products, compare gear, and speak directly to the experts.

Workshops & Practical Sessions:

  • Gear setup for multi-day treks
  • Backpack optimisation & weight reduction
  • Navigation & route planning
  • Training for 20–30 km stages
  • Recovery & physical management

Athlete Talks & Meet & Greet:
Featuring Jack Wolfskin thru-hiking athletes: Dominika Kiprowska, Lauren Roerick, Marc Hügel, Elina Osborn, and Timothy Larsen.

They will share their experiences from international long-distance projects and answer your questions on preparation, mindset, and equipment.

With views overlooking the dune landscape and the open coast, the day will draw to a close around the campfire.

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