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On site, you can enjoy the well-kept surroundings around the houses, which offer many pleasures. There are hammocks among the trees, deckchairs and an atmospheric lighted shelter where you can have a barbecue.
When the weather is not favorable, we invite you to the recreation room in the old barn. There you will find table football, darts, darts and a TV if you want to watch a match.
Soon you will also have the opportunity to use the sauna, which we are waiting for - it will be available from December. It is a sauna with 3 functions: dry, wet and infrared - for people with heart problems.
The local bicycle routes are a treat for lovers of two wheels. It's mainly gravel, with some sections resembling single tracks. If you prefer to overcome them with support, we have 4 electric bikes for rent for PLN 120/day.
Straight from Komarno you will go to Mount Skopiec, one of the three highest peaks of the Kaczawskie Mountains, belonging to the Crown of Polish Mountains. You can also conquer the neighboring, slightly higher peaks, Baraniec and Folwarczna.
We are located in close proximity to Rudawy Janowickie. Visit the colorful lakes that were created in the former German pyrite mines, for beautiful views from the top go to Krzyżna Góra, Husyckie Skały and Sokolik (there is an observation deck with a panorama of the Karkonosze Mountains) and visit the ruins of the Bolczów castle captured by the Swedes during the Deluge .
Interestingly, Justus Decjusz, the former owner of the Bolczów castle, also owned the mining town of Miedzianka. Anyone who has read Filip Springer's reportage about the disappearing town is well aware of the story of Miedzianka. We encourage everyone else to read, and in the meantime, visit the Miedzianka Brewery, where you can drink local beer and eat a tasty dinner on the terrace with a view.
Valley of Palaces and Gardens of the Jelenia Góra Valley - on almost 100 km² there are approximately 30 castles, Renaissance manors, Baroque palaces and residential towers. Some of them are just ruins, others are restored and ready to be visited. This is our Polish Loire Valley.