AUTUMN ATTRACTIONS OF THE KŁODZKO LAND AND THE BORDERLAND
The Singletrack Glacensis system : is the largest network of bicycle routes in the Kłodzko Valley. These routes have been designed and constructed to please every user. Their uniqueness lies in the fact that by moving along the system of paths you can simultaneously visit unique places throughout the Kłodzko Land. The Singletrack Glacensis network consists of 28 loops that lead through picturesque mountain areas and forests. All routes are one-way, which ensures safety and driving comfort.
Here is some information about Singletrack Glacensis:
- Routes: The Glacensis singletrack system offers a variety of routes with varying degrees of difficulty. You can find both easy routes for beginners and more challenging routes for experienced cyclists.
- Attractions: While riding on the Singletrack Glacensis routes, you can admire the beautiful landscapes of the Kłodzko Valley, including mountains, forests and rivers. The routes also lead through interesting places, such as historic buildings and viewpoints.
- Infrastructure: There is adequate infrastructure for cyclists on the Singletrack Glacensis routes, including rest areas, service points and bike rentals.
- Safety: Singletrack Glacensis trails are carefully marked and maintained to ensure your safety while riding. There are also rules for using the routes that must be followed.
If you love cycling adventures and beautiful landscapes, Singletrack Glacensis is a great place to visit. You can enjoy cycling and at the same time discover the charms of the Kłodzko Valley.
GÓRY STOŁOWE: The Table Mountains are a mountain range in the Central Sudetes. They are one of the most mysterious and original mountains in the country. The Table Mountains are also the only ones in Poland with a plate structure, which makes their peaks resemble huge stone tables.
The Table Mountains are known for their beautiful and varied landscapes. They have characteristic sandstone inselbergs that are resistant to erosion and create picturesque rock formations. The region also includes the Table Mountains National Park, which protects unique ecosystems and is a popular place for tourists.
If you are a lover of nature and beautiful views, the Table Mountains are a great place to visit. You can find many hiking trails that lead through picturesque areas and allow you to admire the beauty of this region.
Gold Mine in Złoty Stok: one of the most famous monuments and tourist attractions in Poland. Located in the Złoty Potok valley, on the slopes of Mount St. Anna in the Karkonosze Mountains, this mine was one of the most important sources of gold deposits in Europe.
The history of the mine dates back to the 18th century, when rich gold deposits were discovered in today's Poland. Złoty Stok became one of the most important mining centers in the region and attracted thousands of miners from all over Europe.
Over the centuries, the mine was closed and reopened several times. During World War II, the Germans used it to produce gold for their regime. After the war, the mine was gradually closed and was finally closed permanently in the 1960s.
Today, the Gold Mine in Złoty Stok is a popular tourist destination, attracting tourists from all over the world. Visitors can see the adits, shafts and tools that miners used to extract gold. You can also see exhibitions devoted to the history of the mine and the gold production process.
The Gold Mine in Złoty Stok is not only an important monument and tourist attraction, but also a symbol of the hard work and effort of miners who have worked in the mine for centuries. This is a place that reminds us of the rich history of Poland and the extraordinary skills and determination of people who were able to extract the most valuable thing from the earth - gold.
PAPER MUSEUM IN DUSZNIKI-ZDROJ: this is a unique place that allows you to learn about the history and secrets of paper production.
The tradition of paper making in Duszniki dates back to the mid-16th century. The first paper mill was destroyed in 1601 by a flood, but the mill was rebuilt and paper production resumed in 1605. Sheets from Duszniki became famous throughout Silesia - they were used, among others, in offices, offices and printing houses in Wrocław and other cities and towns throughout the region. In the 18th century, after the takeover of Silesia by Prussia, Duszniki paper appeared at the court in Berlin, and the owner of the mill became known as the court papermaker of the King of Prussia. For centuries, income from the sale of paper was invested in a paper mill, which became one of the most interesting industrial facilities in Europe. The beautifully restored Duszniki paper mill is today one of the most valuable architectural gems in the region. The Papermaking Museum there presents proud industrial traditions, but also allows you to experience a unique adventure. Here you can see historic paper equipment, models of machines, examples of banknotes from various eras and collections of sheets with watermarks. Visitors can make their own sheet of paper as a souvenir of their stay in Duszniki-Zdrój.
Drawing sheets, which was once a source of wealth for Duszniki papermakers, is now great fun that cannot be missed when traveling around the Kłodzko region and Lower Silesia.
OBSERVATION TOWERS OF THE KŁODZKO KOTLINA: In the Kłodzko Valley there are **17 observation towers** that offer breathtaking views. You can conquer them all and admire the beauty of the area. What's more, visiting them can be a challenge. For collecting all of them, we will receive a tourist badge! These include:
*Observation tower on Kłodzka Góra* in Złoty Stok
*Tower on Saint Anna's Mountain*, which is one of the most impressive viewpoints in the Kłodzko Land
*Observation tower on Wielka Sowa*, the highest peak of the Owl Mountains, **1015 m above sea level**
*Observation tower on Góra Parkowa* in Kudowa-Zdrój
These are just a few examples, but in reality there are many more.
More information you can find in the guide and maps available in each apartment, which we encourage you to read.
Broumovskie Steny: an ideal place for hiking enthusiasts. It is an extraordinary rock massif in the Czech part of the Sudetes, which delights with its beauty and diversity. They are located between Szczeliniec and the famous rock towns in Adršpach and Teplice.
In this extraordinary rock massif, you will find nearly 100 kilometers of hiking trails that lead through picturesque deep gorges full of various rock formations and offer breathtaking views. The highest peaks of the massif are Bożanowski Szpiczak (773 m) and Kamenna Brana. At the top of Bożanowski Szpiczak there is the chapel of Our Lady of the Snows, built in 1888.
The trails are not too difficult, but it is worth remembering about appropriate footwear and clothing, because the weather in the mountains can be changeable. You can spend many hours in Broumovské Steny discovering the beauty of this place.
These and other attractions are available in the guide available in each apartment, which we encourage you to read. The guide in each attraction category contains a map and QR codes, which, after scanning and uploading the MAPY.CZ application, enable easy online and offline navigation to these attractions.
OUR APARTMENTS
MAESTRIA RED 488 APARTMENT is a comfortably equipped five-person apartment with three rooms (66 m2). In the facility you will find a living room with a kitchenette equipped with all household appliances, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a balcony.
