Chałupa z Widokiem w Zawoi

In the picturesque hamlet of Dolna Zawoja, one hundred meters from the forest, in the Jałowiecki Range, there is a 100-year-old house. It stands at 860 m above sea level. and boasts a fabulous view of Babia Góra. Five rooms, a living room with a kitchen and a living room can accommodate 16-18 people (the house has 16 beds and 2 extra beds are possible). On the ground floor we have a "village" living room combined with a dining area with a stove and a kitchen. On this level there are also three double rooms (two with double beds) and a bathroom with a shower and a bathtub. On the first floor there are two rooms - a four-person room and a triple room, as well as a living room with three beds and a bathroom. Downstairs there will be a table, an open fireplace and a wood stove at your disposal. You will be responsible for lighting the stove, which will heat the water and all the rooms. The cut and prepared wood will be waiting on site. In front of the house there is a terrace with a large table, deckchairs and a hectare of land with a barbecue area. You won't reach us directly. You leave your car at Przełęcz Kolędówki. It is 1100 m to the house. We can arrange transport of your luggage to our cottage.

You cook your own meals. The kitchen is well-equipped, you will find everything you need for cooking, even groats and spices. A wood-fired fireclay oven is perfect for pizza, and a grate on the fireplace and a grill with a fireplace outside will allow you to carry out most culinary madness. We have the option to order meals on request. Then Gabrysia cooks for you. If you are interested, let us know.

The house is located right next to the trail to Mount Jałowiec (1111 m above sea level). Włóczykije can go on short and full-day hikes to Kiczora, Przełęcz Klekociny and Beskidek. The Opaczne shelter and the Jałowiec peak are nearby. On a nice day, it is worth attacking the holy Babia Góra, because the sunrises and sunsets there can remain in your memories. For those who love two-wheelers, there are many routes in the area (single tracks Babia Góra Trails and PKL Bike Parks Mosorny Groń with enduro and freeride routes). Hikers can enjoy the Roztoki waterfall on Mosorny Potok, one of the largest in the Beskids (8 meters high). You can also see the castle in Sucha Beskidzka and the famous Rzym inn, where you can taste locally farmed trout. Many old chapels and roadside figures from the 18th century have been preserved in Zawoja. It is also worth going to Hala Barankowa, a clearing where sheep graze seasonally (April - September). There is a shepherd's hut where you can see how cheese is made from sheep's milk. There is a beautiful view of Babia Góra from the Hala. You can get there by car or on foot (on the black trail). Zawoja boasts several ski slopes, including the excellent and perfectly prepared, although rather for advanced skiers, Mosorny Groń ski resort. There are Wojtek and Baca ski lifts for beginners and intermediate skiers. There you can learn to drive with an instructor. Where else is worth visiting and what is worth seeing? – Lake Mucharskie, – Babiogórska Jesień Festival in Zawoja – the largest celebration of the Babiogórski Highlanders, – PTTK open-air museum Zawoja Markowe, where you can see the traditional construction of Babiogórce, – Museum – Orawa Ethnographic Park in Zubrzyca Górna, an open-air museum presenting the history, architecture and culture of the Upper Orawa region (Janosik and With Fire and Sword were filmed there), – Open-air museum Bystra – Sidzina, where an exhibition of Easter palms takes place in spring, – Wooden Architecture Trail in Małopolska, i.e. 255 of the most valuable and interesting historic wooden objects, – stable under Babia Góra Dyzma for horses, – Babiogórski National Park with 34 square kilometers of forests, meadows and streams. 11 hiking trails with a total length of over 53 kilometers, 3 ski and bicycle trails, 6 educational paths and a Unesco biosphere reserve. At the end of the day, decide for yourself whether you want to lie in a hammock, on the terrace, or light a bonfire. If you want, there will be kolaches straight from the oven waiting for you!