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The Karkonosze Mountains on the Polish side have three famous and eye-catching waterfalls.

It's hard to choose the most beautiful, so we recommend a trip to each one individually:

  • Kamienczyk Waterfall - the highest waterfall in the Polish Sudetes (27m),
  • Szklarki waterfall - the second highest waterfall in the area,
  • Podgórna waterfall - the Podgórna stream sweeps over a rocky threshold and then falls from a height of 10 meters.
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Walking paths
There are many interesting hiking trails in the Karkonosze Mountains:Main Sudeten Route: Hala Szrenicka - Karkonoska Pass - Śląski Dom - Koc...
Biking paths
Can't imagine a vacation without a bike tour? That's a good thing! Karkonosze Mountains boasts a whole range of paths of various lengths, am...
Śnieżka
Sněžka (1,602 meters above sea level) - is the symbol of Karkonosze, a border peak, part of the Crown of the Polish Mountains.How to get to ...
Karkonosze National Park
The Karkonosze National Park protects the highest part of the Sudetes with its highest peak, Śnieżka. It's not for nothing that the mountain...
Ski slopes
There are many ski resorts in the Karkonosze Mountains, offering trails of varying difficulty.Szrenica Ski Arena - the largest ski station i...
Jelenia Góra
Jelenia Góra is an architectural gem of the region. The medieval old town with its arcaded townhouses, Gothic St. Erasmus Church and classic...
Castles and palaces
There are a great number of castles and palaces worth visiting in the Jeleniogórska Valley and the Giant Mountains. Enthusiasts of such buil...