Let's start with the worst possible variant: If it happened to be such weather that even Krakonoš would not want to go out. For such cases, there is a pleasant sitting in the cottage, where you can flood in the stove and drink and sit together. We recommend that you bring cards or board games for these cases. Or run a movie marathon. The living room has a flat TV screen with DVD player . Otherwise, you will definitely enjoy skiing in the winter. It will suit you especially that the lift is literally away from the cottage, which would throw a snowball, and even the cross-country trail can be jumped directly behind Hájenka. In the summer, have a good snack, put on your hiking boots or jump in the saddle of your bike and set out to explore places that tourists don't even have a pair about. The Black Pond , reflecting the surrounding trees on its surface, is a wonderful place to meditate. For many years, local glassmakers have been used to soak wood for molds in which glass is then blown. That is why it is sometimes called Huťský rybník. If you are interested in details, ask the locals at the nearby glassworks. Maybe the ghosts in the forgotten glass settlement of Orle , founded by the Preussler family in 1754, will tell you this. But you can always have fun with someone more lively in the Museum of Glass , which is less than a kilometer from Hájenka. If you like mysterious stories, visit The Rosary Garden . Boulders arranged in the shape of rose petals are actually such a Stonehenge in the Krkonoše Mountains. In addition, you will find a signpost that will show you the way to Dvoračky, Vrbatova bouda, Labská bouda or Pramen Labe. If you like the Czech "best", you will have three here. The highest mountain is clear, but what about the largest underground lake? It is located in the beautiful Bozkov Dolomite Caves (which are also the longest in our country). Let yourself be drawn into the beautiful Midnight Cave and see the place where the Petrified Eagle is hiding. One kilometer from Labská bouda there is also the largest and highest waterfall in the Czech Republic . In the Pančavský waterfall, water flows over a steep slope to the bottom of the Elbe mine. The view is beautiful. And the nearby Ambrožova vyhlídka , that you can see the Labský důl, Kozí hřbety, Kotel and Lysá hora, is definitely worth a stop.

Hájenka Harrachov - review