Location

Leśniówka is located at Sosnowiecka Street, in the central part of Karpacz called Zarzecze. It is a perfect area for walking, hiking or cycling, thanks to the vast forest and mountains surrounding the area.

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Because our houses are located off the main street, the Guests can spend their time in them in the desired silence and peace, as well as admire fabulous views of Karkonosze mountain range and the Jeleniogórska Valley, spreading from the Leśniówka's property.

You can either drive to the town centre in about 7 minutes or take a 15-20 minute walk through the picturesque forest and a one of the most known and popular tourist spots in Karpacz - Łomnica Dam. In addition, our property is located near one of the most-frequented hiking and biking trail, leading to the famous chapel of St. Anne.

Distance from the town centre

Transportation

In Karpacz, you can move around both by car and on foot and also by using in-town and intercity transport, as there are regular buses in the city, as well as smaller buses and trains, bringing passengers to famous tourist attractions (e.g. Western City or the Czech Śnieżka lift). Tourists can also use taxi services.

Nearby Leśniówka there are numerous ski slopes around (the nearest one is right next door), which are open until the evening, regardless of winter weather conditions, thanks to artificial lighting and snowmaking, and are intended for both beginner and experienced skiers. Children can also go sledding or tobogganing on a specially designed neighboring slope. The well-known "Winterpol" lift with a four-seater sofa and a night-lighted slope is just a 5-minute drive from us, just like the newly opened chairlift "Pod Wangiem".

Winter sports

How to reach us:

To get to Leśniówka, follow the route no. 367 to Karpacz from Jelenia Góra. After reaching the town and passing the "Karpacz" sign, you can get to Leśniówka in two different ways:

Drive the main road through the town, along Wielkopolska Street and then the Constitution of May 3 Street till Biały Jar district. As you pass "Orlen" petrol station, turn right, as the main road leads. Pass over the small bridge and then pass "Żabka" corner shop (with a frog in their logo) on the right. Right behind Żabka, you should take the right-hand car park - there is a street along the parking lot, it is called Świętokrzyska Street. Take Świętokrzyska street until you reach a T-shaped intersection (on the way you will pass the Medical Center of Karpacz (on your right) and 707 School (on the left). Turn right at the intersection, then drive for about 150 m while passing "Dziki Potok" Hotel on your left. The beginning of Sosnowiecka Street is located by the guesthouse "Willa na Szlaku" (on the left side of the street). At the exit there is also our wooden signpost with the inscription "Leśniówka" as well as a municipal blue sign indicating the beginning of the Sosnowiecka Street. Leśniówka is located after traveling about 300 m and has been marked with a large sign at the entrance gate made from wooden logs.

Immediately after entering the town and passing the Tesco supermarket, go straight to the intersection with the road leading to Kowary. Several dozen meters after the intersection, turn right onto Kolejowa Street, which you should drive until you reach Myśliwska street (at the intersection of Kolejowa, Myśliwska and Nadrzeczna streets). Along the way you pass a Tourist Information Center in the old railway station and a bridge over Łomnica River. After entering Myśliwska street, pass Panorama, Karpatka I and Karpatka II ski slopes (located on the left side of the street) and Karpacz Apartments. Drive past them and go straight to the fork by the guesthouse "Willa na Szlaku" (on the right side of the street). Take the road to the right, along the guesthouse's fence. There is also our wooden signpost with the inscription "Leśniówka" there as well as a municipal blue sign indicating the beginning of the Sosnowiecka Street. Leśniówka is located after traveling about 300 m and has been marked with a large sign at the entrance gate made from wooden logs.