Hala Szrenicka — the mountain hut and meadow below Szrenica
Hala Szrenicka is a broad mountain meadow at about 1,200 m a.s.l., inside Karkonosze National Park between Szrenica and Kamiennik. It holds one of the oldest mountain huts in the Polish Karkonosze, whose beginnings go back to a shepherd's shelter of 1786 known as the „New Silesian Hut”. Over the years it became an inn and then a PTTK mountain hut. The meadow is an important trail junction — routes from Szklarska Poręba, from Szrenica and from the main Karkonosze ridge meet here, which makes it a popular destination and a place to rest.
The Szklarka waterfallThe second highest waterfall in the Polish Karkonosze (13.3 m), in the picturesque Szklark
~5,4 km as the crow flies
ChybotekA distinctive rock formation whose great granite block can be set rocking despite weighing
~6,2 km as the crow flies
The Jakuszyce ClearingPoland's largest cross-country skiing centre at Jakuszyce (about 100 km of trails), h
~6,5 km as the crow flies
Death BendA hairpin bend and viewpoint on the Sudeten Road (775 m a.s.l.) with a platform and a pano
~6,5 km as the crow flies
Where to stay nearby
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