Tourist Attractions

Zieleniec Ski Arena is the alpine skiing capital of the Kłodzko region. This is thanks to 23 kilometers of beautifully located and scenic ski runs, varying in both length and difficulty level. It’s perfect for advanced skiers and snowboarders—the longest run in Zieleniec is 2,800 meters, and there’s also the black run “Na Krechę.” At the same time, it’s ideal for families who want to take their first skiing steps or simply enjoy active time outdoors. Most of the available runs in Zieleniec Ski Arena (22 in total) are equipped with artificial lighting, allowing skiing to continue until 9:00 PM.

Zieleniec’s location is one of its greatest advantages. Thanks to the terrain, outside the winter season it becomes one of the most important mountain biking centers in the Sudetes. Dozens of kilometers of trails along the ridges of the Orlickie Mountains (including the Czech side) and paths through the Bystrzyckie Mountains, with varying levels of difficulty, offer nearly limitless opportunities for cycling enthusiasts.

Moreover, Zieleniec and its surroundings are ideal not only for mountain biking but also for road cycling. However, due to numerous climbs, the routes are quite challenging. Sections such as the route to the Spalona shelter or the ride to Duszniki-Zdrój and back could easily serve as mountain stages in cycling tours.

A natural monument unique not only in the region but throughout the country, the Zieleniec Peat Bog is a remarkable place and a botanical nature reserve that amazes visitors in every season. It is located just a 30-minute walk from the “center” of Zieleniec, accessible via an easy green-marked trail.
The peat bog lies on the western slope of Biesiec, in the heart of the mysterious Bystrzyckie Mountains. The peat depth reaches up to 8 meters. The bog was formed due to the specific underlying geology—impermeable rocks. Marl and sandstone layers deposited on gneiss, combined with the horizontal terrain, create a virtually water-retentive environment, making this area almost entirely without natural drainage.

Currently open to tourists, including an underground route of about 1 km. At the end of August 2006, the Kłodzko Fortress Days were held for the first time, with a regular highlight being a reenactment of a battle from the Napoleonic Wars. Over time, the event has been expanded with additional attractions such as the Fortress Fair, Night at the Museum, Open-Air Cinema, and the increasingly popular RockBastion rock concert. In July 2018, a historical trail was created, leading from the entrance on Czeska Street in the southern part of the fortress and далее eastward through the area designated for reconstruction of the “Commander’s Garden,” a viewpoint, the “Casemated Battery,” and to the “Sparrow Gate,” which serves as an entrance to the fortress grounds.

The farmstead in Studzienna is a picturesque place in the Table Mountains. We offer meetings with animals in the form of recreation with elements of animal-assisted therapy, education, and tourism. Please make reservations by phone. Visits take place at scheduled times and last depending on the selected attractions.

The Kłodzko Valley is crossed by the Nysa Kłodzka River, which originates in the Śnieżnik Massif. Its main left-bank tributaries are fast mountain streams: Bystrzyca (Łomnicka), Łomnica, Bystrzyca Dusznicka, Ścinawka, and Budzówka. On the right bank, the tributaries include Wilczka, Biała Lądecka, Biała Głuchołaska, Ścinawa Niemodlińska, and Potok Borkowicki.
At the Bardo Gorge, the Nysa Kłodzka is enriched by water from these tributaries, making it one of the best locations in Poland for rafting. When visiting Lower Silesia and the Kłodzko region, a rafting or kayaking trip through the Bardo Gorge comes highly recommended.

The treetop walkway is located in the heart of the majestic Karkonosze National Park forest. Here, visitors can experience the unique nature of the Karkonosze Mountains. Together, we can admire the beauty of the forest from its roots to the treetops, as well as rare endemic species of plants and animals found nowhere else.