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If you need some quiet and relaxation, it is highly likely that you will not move too far from Wolimierz. You can come here for peace and enjoy its various forms by sitting, lying or walking in the shadow of the Jizera Mountains. We recommend numerous stops on the terrace with a cup of coffee and a blanket on your lap or in a comfortable armchair with a book that you can choose from our library. Evenings with board games, which are also waiting in the houses, are also worth your attention.
We can boast of a pleasant mountain climate, clean air, a rich network of hiking and biking trails, the proximity of Świeradów-Zdrój, castles, ski slopes and numerous viewpoints to admire the panorama of the Jizera Mountains, both on the Polish and Czech side. Wolimierz itself has been an artistic colony since the 1990s, which flourishes in summer thanks to the festival organized by the Wolimierz Station and the entire range of local creative initiatives. The program of concerts, artistic events and local fairs is very rich. You can experience truly hippie freedom here.
A chestnut avenue, also known as the black one, leads from Wolimierz to Pobiedna. Folk legend says that at midnight a galloping headless rider appears there. At this time, you can admire the sky full of stars, which are clearly visible (nearby is the Izerski Park of the Dark Sky).
If you come to us with a plan for active recreation and exploring the area, you should not leave disappointed. We recommend in particular:
Bicycle routes - asphalt, gravel and mountain routes, especially single tracks located in Świeradów-Zdrój by the gondola, in the Zajęcznik massif and around Czerniawska Kopa, and in the Czech Novy Mesto pod Smrkem.
Cross-country skiing routes, with particular emphasis on the 10-kilometer Jizera Grouse Trail (the route is marked with the bird's trail symbol), starting at the upper gondola station at Stóg Izerski. The trail leads to the Izerska Łąka (clearing), and from there it allows you to continue to Jakuszyce. In total, there are over 100 km of routes in the vicinity of Jakuszyce and Świeradów-Zdrój. You can also go to the Czech Republic for cross-country skiing. The routes on both sides are groomed.
The most convenient way to go hiking is from Świeradów-Zdrój, to which we have 10 km. From there, there is a trail to Stóg Izerski (there is also another gondola), from where you can continue to Smrek. In Hala Izerska, there is the Chatka Górzystów hostel, where legendary pancakes are served. You can also go to the mountains from the Orle or Jakuszyc shelters.
What else?
- Sky Walk, i.e. a 62-meter lookout tower, from which you can go down a 105-meter slide,
- castles: Czocha (12 km from us) and Czech Frýdlant (22 km),
- Kwisa river (great for rafting) and lakes: Złotnickie and Leśniakowskie,
- Magiczna Pławna with the Castle of Silesian Legends, Knight's Castle and Noah's Ark created by a local artist - Dariusz Miliński,
- Lubomierz with the Kargul and Pawlak Museum and a charming market square known for its own.
On the last weekend of May, we invite you to the Open Day of Half-timbered Houses, in July it is worth coming to the festival at Wolimierz Station, and in August to Izerbaijan Punk Eko Fest.