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Life moves a little slower in the mountains in autumn

As summer draws to a close, it’s time to hit the brakes. To slow down, look around, and pay attention to the changing weather, the sunlight and the colours of the landscape. For many people, autumn is the perfect time to finally take a proper break, away from the peak holiday season.

So why could an autumn getaway in the mountains be the perfect choice for you?

Autumn weather in the Karkonosze Mountains

Summer in the mountains can be beautiful: hot days, warm nights and bright sunshine. But for some, such weather can be tiring, especially when it comes to hiking. Many of the attractions in the Karkonosze Mountains involve spending time outdoors, taking in the views and going on long walks.

And what could be more enjoyable than doing all of this when you can finally put on your favourite lightweight sweater and thicker socks, while still enjoying the warm, gentle autumn sun on your face?

Thermal pools and SPA

Autumn is the perfect time to make the most of one of our hotel’s main attractions – our pools and thermal waters can be enjoyed all year round, but there’s something particularly soothing about warm water when the temperatures outside begin to drop.

Our thermal pools are heated to 34–40°C, offering a deeply relaxing and restorative experience. The fluoride-silica-rich waters can help soothe muscle tension and support circulation. You can also unwind in our sauna area, while families travelling with little ones can make use of the children’s pool.

A peaceful getaway surrounded by nature

Once most tourists have headed home and everyone is getting ready for the new school or academic year, it’s time to embrace a slower pace of travel.

Quieter trails, fewer crowds and no queues – in autumn, the Karkonosze Mountains are particularly appealing to those who enjoy taking things slow. Set off on a romantic cycling trip or head out for a solo hike and enjoy the landscape at your own pace.

And if you do start to feel a little lonely, there’s always someone to strike up a conversation with on the trail – especially when you already share a passion for autumn escapes in the mountains.