Out and about Well-marked trails, few crowds and mountains in every size: Kłodzko Land is made for people who like to move. On foot Trails are marked with coloured stripes; the colour says nothing about difficulty. Easy outings from the house: over Cierniak to Radochów Cave (about 2 hours there and back), up Trojak from the spa park in Lądek (about 2 hours), up Borówkowa from the Lądecka Pass (about 2 hours). The big one: Kletno to Śnieżnik and back, 5–6 hours. By bike Singletrack Glacensis is one of Europe’s largest trail networks: well over 200 km of narrow, purpose-built, one-way paths arranged in loops, from family-friendly to demanding. The nearest loops start in Lądek-Zdrój, Stronie Śląskie and Złoty Stok. Bikes and e-bikes can be hired locally. In winter Czarna Góra at Sienna (about 20 km) is the nearest large ski resort; Zieleniec 17 (about 52 km) has the most reliable snow in the region. Cross-country skiers will find groomed tracks at Bielice in the Bialskie Mountains and on Jamrozowa Polana near Duszniki-Zdrój. By the water Swimming in the reservoir at Stara Morawa, rafting on the Nysa at Bardo, the thermal pool at the Wojciech in Lądek-Zdrój. Lookout towers Towers stand on many summits: Borówkowa, Śnieżnik, Trójmorski Wierch, Czernica, Kłodzka Góra, Jagodna. Each makes a half-day walk. Safe in the mountains Emergency number 112. Mountain rescue (GOPR): 985 or +48 601 100 300. The weather on Śnieżnik changes fast – a jacket and water belong in your pack even in summer. Check for ticks after walking through meadows. Maps Hiking maps at 1:50,000 or 1:30,000 are sold at every tourist information office; on your phone, try apps such as Mapy.com or mapa-turystyczna.pl. Dom Skowronki, Radochów near Lądek-Zdrój 9
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