Considering the landscape, the Table Mountains are one of the most original places in Poland. Extensive, flat summits, cut with deep ravines, and unusual shapes of eroded sandstone create an atmosphere of fantasy movies. The Park is located in Kłodzko Valley, a dozen kilometres west from Kłodzko. On the north-east it neighbours Kudowa Zdrój.
Initial exploration of the Park can be started by driving the “road of hundred bends”. You can also use a hiking trail or bicycle route from Kudowa. A great base for hiking is Karłów located between the biggest attractions of the Park: Szczeliniec Wielki and Błędne Skały.
The Park has a very well developed tourist infrastructure. In a small distance, there are three mountain hostels: in Pasterka, Karłów and at Szczeliniec Wielki. The last one, located over a rock edge, is the most beautiful viewpoint in the Table Mountains.
The hiking and bicycle route network is very dense. Cross-country skiing trails are prepared in winter. Within the Park, six locations for rock climbing are indicated.
The things you have to see nearby:
• Skull Chapel in Czermna
• Kłodzko.
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