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"The
Kamieńczyk Falls" - the highest fall in the
Karkonosze Mountains, 846m. above sea level, with 3
cascades, made by a stream flowing out of the slope of
Hala Szrenicka. 27m. height, falling into The Kamieńczyk
Ravine, which has 100m. lenght and its stony, vertical
face in some places have about 20-30m. height. One of the
interesting places is artificially made cave, named „Gold
Cave”, which is in the central cascade of the falls and
you can find inside the clusters of amethysts. In both
summer and winter seasion you can reach to the special
appointed place by horse-drawn cart, the rest part of the
way you have to go on foot. Near the falls there is a „Kamieńczyk”
chalet and „Sielanka” shelter, in which all the guests
will find something for themselfes.
"Szklarka
Falls" - is placed near the route from
Jelenia Góra to Szklarska Poręba.
It is placed 520m above sea level, on the area of
Karkonowski National Park, in the central part of Szklarka
Ravine, is second of the highest falls in Polish
Karkonosze- its height is over 13m. Close the „Szkalarka”
is a „Kochanówka” chalet, in which the tourist can buy the
souvenires and take a photo with a St.Bernard’s dog.
The way leading to the falls is adapted to the handicapped
people.
"Death Turn"
- is place 755m. above sea level, on the route
Szklarska Poręba-Świeradów Zdrój, it is almost U-turn and
it owes its name to the careless drivers. From the rocky
slopes of the Czarna Góra there is a wonderful view of
Karkonosze, which is worth seeing.
"Śnieżne
Kotły" - are between Łabski Szczyt (1471m.
above sea level) and Wielki Szyszak (1509 m. above sea
level) and they are made by Wileki and Mały Kocioł.
They have 200m-depth and are make up strict reserve of
Karkonosze National Park.
Over them there are viewing routes and relay station,
which earlier was a chalet.
In the valley of Mały and Duży Kocioł there are 3 lakes
and chalet. The route which leads there is closed in
winter because of the safety requirements (steep
precipicesare- frequent reason of the avalanches). There
is also something for fans of climbing- if you earlier
agree
it and be given an allowance from Karkonoski National
Park- the precipicesares of Śnieżne Kotły can be a new
challenge for you.
"Hala
Szrenicka" - Is on the height of 1150-1300m.
above sea level, it is a great viewing point and a perfect
place for skiers and snowboarders. You can reach there by
chairlift (two-seater’s chairs) on the top where is a
private chalet „Na Szrenicy” and meteorological
observatory. From it there are many trails which lead to
earlier mensioned Śnieżne Kotły.
"Łabski
Szczyt" - Is on the height of 1471m. above sea
level and is one of the most characteristic peaks in
Karkonosze. Throught the peak leads the boarder between
Poland and Czech Republic. There is well-known for all the
tourists chalet with the similar name „Pod Łabskim
Szczytem” and a cable railway. |
