Table Mountain National Park

The Stołowe Mountains National Park was established in 1993 in the area of Middle Sudetes, near the Czech-Polish border. It contains the area of 63km2. Numerous well-prepared walking, bike and ski tracks leading to the most important attraction of the region - rocky maze "Błędne Skały" - pass through the park.

The Stołowe Mountains National Park gives an opportunity to see the wonderful rock groups. They can be found on the highest peak - Szczeliniec Wielki (919m) where the rocky city is located. Other impressive places are Skały Puchacza and Skalne Grzyby.

In the area of the park, sports can be done throughout the entire year. Tracks for ski runners, which central point is Karłów, are created in winter. Climbers visit the place during summer when they can get to the top of the walls designated by the park such as the south-east wall of Szczeliniec Wielki.

Open hours and prices differ depending on the track and month.