Top Things to do in Lower Silesia Province
Top Restaurants in Lower Silesia Province
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What to do and see in Lower Silesia Province, Southern Poland: The Best Geologic Formations
Discover the best top things to do in Lower Silesia Province, Poland including Radochowska Cave, Slonecznik Rock, Punkt Widokowy Lysa Gora, Kociol Lomniczki, Rownia Pod Sniezka, Sniezne Kotly, Bledne Skaly, Tron Liczyrzepy, Punkt Widokowy Koci Grzbiet, Szwajcaria Lwowecka.
Restaurants in Lower Silesia Province
1. Radochowska Cave
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
2. Slonecznik Rock
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By endrju_74 - Ipswich, United Kingdom
Small group of rocks close to the main ridge in Karkonosze mountain, with superb view, basically 360 degrees. Absolutely best way to get there is to hike from schronisko Śląski Dom to the west, following red trail, called Główny Szlak Sudecki, which is the longest trail in Polish Sudetes mountains. If you do that hike, you will walk right on the edges of two major post-glacial cirques with lakes in both of them. Słonecznik is also a junction of two other trail, a yellow and green ones - both leave different starting points in the town of Karpacz, then cross each other in place called Polana, and from there, again following different paths (the yellow one passes another fantastic group of rocks called Pielgrzymy), so they can be used as a round trip from Karpacz. But be aware, that some trails are likely to be closed for some parts of the year, due to different subjects of nature protection (the green trail for the whole of April and May, due to protection of black grouse), also the red trail follows different path in winter, as it would be too dangerouos to walk on huge amounts of snow overhanging the ridges o mentioned cirques.
3. Punkt Widokowy Lysa Gora
4. Kociol Lomniczki
5. Rownia Pod Sniezka
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Large, vast space at the footsteps of Sniezka - the highest peak in Sudetes, limited by post-glacial cirques. Famous for peat bogs and small norwegian style tundra-like habitats.
6. Sniezne Kotly
7. Bledne Skaly
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 522 reviews
Reviewed By joannap963 - Poznan, Poland
By purpose we chose to visit this place on Monday early morning and we were lucky that the road to drive up was closed and main crowds did not show up yet for this season. When going down around 1 p.m. we met something what felt like at least 200 people. If you like to enjoy nature without crowds of people around, chose good time to visit during the year. The place is amazing, rock creations are like nothing what we seen before. It stimulates imagination to see what can be hidden in those shapes. Kids and teenagers enjoy discovering narrow paths. If you are overweight you may have some problems there, the last part of a hike to get there is rather steep (if you do not chose to come by car almost to the top of this mountain). We purchased entry ticket on-line but so far it can only be done if you have Polish bank account. Cash is necessary to have with payments (entry ticket to see errand rocks and to access the top of the mountain by car). Magnificent place to visit, but still chose the right time as too crowded may not be so enjoyable. The hike in a forest was ok for us, not boring at all as we like nature and all the birds singing in the trees (we visited in the second part of June).
8. Tron Liczyrzepy
9. Punkt Widokowy Koci Grzbiet
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
