The Curonian Path cycling route winds through three municipalities in western Lithuania, namely Palanga, the Klaipėda district, and Klaipėda.

In the Klaipėda district, the route is divided into two sections: Nemirseta-Giruliai and Dreverna-Svencelė. Detailed descriptions and maps of these sections are provided below.

The name Curonian Path honours the Curonian tribe, an ancient ethnos that inhabited the eastern Baltic Sea coast since prehistoric times. First mentioned in written sources in the 9th century, the Curonians ultimately lost their language and did not evolve into a distinct Baltic nation due to the Crusades and other pivotal historical events. However, the Curonians left behind more than just their name in geographical and historical records – their legacy lives on through their descendants in the Latvian and Lithuanian nations.

The Curonian Path cycling route winds through breathtaking natural landscapes – along the sea with its rolling dunes and through lush forests teeming with birds and wildflowers. Along the route, you'll also have the chance to visit a variety of cultural heritage sites, adding depth to your journey.