In the commune of Słomniki, it runs through the picturesque areas of the Miechów Upland, characterized by extensive hills and characteristic depressions, known as "vales". It was marked out on roads with very low traffic, among fields and forests. From the south, the route begins among the forests around Goszcza and Polanowice, it continues along quiet forest roads through Niedźwiedz next to the Saint Adalbert church with the historic statue of the Madonna and Child and next to the Wodzicki Palace surrounded by a park with old trees, among which there are several natural monuments. The red trail leads through the market square in Słomniki, passing by the 19th century Corpus Christi church, to Prandocin, next to the 12th century Romanesque church of Saint John the Baptist and nearby graves of the 1863 insurgents, known as Mogiłki. The route leaves the Słomniki municipality in Sosnówka, next to the chapel commemorating the 1863 uprising soldiers camping here on the edge of a dense forest.