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Many of our guests choose the "I stay where I am" option because they say they don't need more to be happy. The repertoire of attractions here is limited to a perfectly non-stimulating list of slow pleasures. You can:
– warm up in the hot tub in front of the house and sip drinks with bubbles
–spend winter evenings by the goat, with a book, with a wonderful view from the window,
– go sledding, which we have for you on site,
– on warm days, enjoy the time and views on the terrace,
– make a bonfire (we have a specially designated place with seats, deckchairs, sticks and prepared wood),
– talk to the shepherd and the shepherd Staszek when they are grazing sheep next to them from spring to autumn,
– talk to the sheep when they look at you through the fence, which is not an obstacle for them,
– go to Gliczarów Górne, a village 2 km from here, where there is a viewpoint from which there is a spectacular panorama of the Tatra Mountains,
– take a walk to the stream below, which looks enchanted with mosses and ferns growing along it; at all, walk along the local country paths.
Moreover, the entire Podhale region is waiting for you, which you can discover at your own pace.
– 3 km from here is Bukowina Tatrzańska. There, we recommend visiting the People's House - one of the largest and most famous wooden buildings in Poland. It hosts workshops for children and adults (e.g. pottery, glass painting, ceramics). In February, don't miss the Highlander Carnival with a bandit dance competition and the atmosphere of a folk carnival party!
– It's also close to Białka, but if you don't like the atmosphere of a mountain resort, it's worth knowing where to go. Off the beaten track, locals recommend the Białka River - one of the cleanest in Poland. Forgotten and avoided by tourists, it has numerous corners where you can relax on the stone coast and spend a nice day. For stunning views, go to the Białka Gorge nature reserve near Krempachy. In addition to the river, there are rocks for climbing, forests, caves and plenty of great places for hiking.
– Remember that Zakopane, apart from the crowded Krupówki Street and the "Crazy Fry" stands, also has a more noble face. For a meeting with history, come to the Tatra Museum. There you will discover the ancient spirit of Podhale and explore the history of old wooden houses. We also recommend visiting Willa Koliba - the first house in the Zakopane style built according to the design of Stanisław Witkiewicz, the Art Gallery in the Oksza villa and the Władysław Hasior gallery.
– We would like to inform cycling fans that the royal stage of the Tour de Pologne runs through Bukowina. The routes are demanding or quite gentle (usually forest). Mountain biking, road biking, MTB/downhill - whatever you choose, you will find something for yourself here. You can also rent an electric bike to hit the trails with assistance.
– Winter madness can be enjoyed on numerous ski slopes scattered around the area: Białka Tatrzańska, Bukowina, Czorsztyn-Ski, Bachledka Ski & Sun (a brilliant ski resort in Slovakia), Remiaszów Wierch.
Or maybe on the trail? For those who are more ambitious and come to us to relax in a hot tub only after their exertion, we suggest:
– Red: Groń - Bukowina Tatrzańska (Klin) - Brzegi - Jurgów - Rzepiska - Czarna Góra - Bukowina Tatrzańska (Dolna).
– Blue: Białka Tatrzańska (church) - "Royal Road" - Groń (church) - Leśnica (Sądel estate) - Gliczarów Górny.
– Yellow: Białka Tatrzańska (Litworowy Staw) - Jankulakowski Wierch "Droga Królewska" - Groń (Gile estate) - Leśnica (Gały estate).
– Green: Białka Tatrzańska (Kaniówka) - Horników Wierch ("Royal Road") - Groń (Piekorze estate) - Leśnica (Wojtusice estate).
– Blue: Bukowina Tatrzańska Dolna "Księżycowa Dolina" - Przeddomiański Wierch - Spišski Wierch - Church - Rusiński Wierch.