It is a region rich in tourist attractions, covered with a dense network of well-marked hiking trails – a dream destination for hikers, skiers, caving, horseback riding and mountain biking enthusiasts.

Places of natural value that are a must-see include Czarna Góra with a height of 1205 meters above sea level, visible from almost all of Klodzko Land, the Bear Cave in Kletno – one of Poland’s most beautiful caves in terms of dripstone, the Błędne Skały (Błędne Rocks) nature reserve, covering a complex of peculiar rock formations six to eleven meters high, formed by the weathering of sandstone. Błędne Skały is a labyrinth of crevices and alleys forming a several-hundred-meter tourist route of unique charm; Szczeliniec Wielki – the highest peak of the Table Mountains, measuring 919 meters with a magnificent vantage point. The flat top is a huge labyrinth formed naturally from originally formed rock formations.

The Klodzko Land, the central part of which is the Klodzko Basin surrounded by the ranges of the Bystrzyckie, Stolowe, Bardzkie Mountains and the Śnieżnik Massif, is one of Poland’s most beautiful regions. It is attracted by its wild nature and fantastic tourist conditions, with ski slopes, health resorts and abundant accommodation.

Klodzko Land also has a fantastic material heritage. Among the most original structures are the spectacular fortresses of Klodzko and Srebrna Gora. It’s also impossible not to mention mines and underground sites, such as the uranium mine in Kletno, the Gold Mine in Zloty Stok or the Underground Tourist Route in Klodzko. And, of course, the spas in the spas, including Duszniki, Długopol, Kudowa and Ladek.