The railway line utilized by the draisines was originally part of the infrastructure connecting Mosina to Puszczykowo.
The draisines are manually powered, requiring visitors to pump levers or pedal to generate momentum along the tracks.
The route passes directly through protected nature areas of the Wielkopolski National Park.
Operating the draisine is a team-based activity that requires coordination among passengers to maintain speed.
The track is a surviving fragment of a broader narrow-gauge network that historically served the local industrial and forest sectors.
Mosińska Kolej Drezynowa offers a unique hands-on rail experience where visitors propel hand-operated or pedal-powered draisines along a defunct narrow-gauge railway line. The track spans several kilometers, leading passengers through the diverse forest landscapes of the Wielkopolski National Park. Participants must physically operate the light rail vehicles to traverse the route, making it an active outdoor activity rather than a passive ride. The track originates near the historic Mosina station area and extends into the surrounding woodland areas. It is an independent tourist attraction that utilizes the infrastructure of the former railway line for recreational purposes.
At the mid-point turn-around or forest clearing sections where the track stretches into a vanishing point amidst the trees.
Bring bottled water as the physical exertion of operating the draisine can be significant.
Wear sunscreen and insect repellent as much of the route is exposed to sun or dense forest undergrowth.
Check weather forecasts carefully, as the service typically suspends operation during heavy rain or high winds for safety.
Do not attempt to operate the draisine if you have physical limitations that prevent sustained moderate exercise.
Operates seasonally from spring through autumn; closed during winter months and subject to cancellation during inclement weather.
Closed-toe shoes are strongly recommended for safety while operating the mechanical pedals and levers.
