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Po symbolicznej edycji w 2020 roku Jazz nad Odrą powraca w pełnej krasie. Pięć dni koncertów na trzech scenach, gwiazdy polskiego i światowego jazzu oraz tradycyjne jam session do rana – Strefa Kultury Wrocław odkrywa pierwsze karty tegorocznego programu.
The Stołowe Mountains, closing the Kłodzko Valley on the west side, are the only plate mountains in Poland. These mountains are a kind of plateau with steep 200-meter faults.
The landscape attractiveness and natural processess were the reasons to establish Stołowe Mountains National Park in this area. The highest point of the Stołowe Mountains is Szczeliniec Wielki (919 m above sea level). Over the millennia, wind and water have formed cracks in the sandstone like caverns and corridors, and many individual rocks have been formed in fantastic shapes. The staircase carved in the rock with 665 steps leads to Szczeliniec. Among the fissures, clefts and rocks with fairy-tale names, there is a tourist path.
The nearby Błędne Skały nature reserve looks like a city with a regular street layout. It is made up of peculiar rock formations that resemble a complex network of corridors. Mountain climbing enthusiasts also venture into the Stołowe Mountains, trying their strength on the slopes of Szczeliniec Wielki.
Peat bogs are a peculiarity of the Stołowe Mountains. The most famous, almost 40-hectare, Great Batorowskie Peat bog is covered with typical marsh vegetation (among others, leafy blueberry willows, mud pines, marsh heaths, sundews grow here). The most beautiful mountain peat bog in Poland is located near Zieleniec, “Torfowisko pod Zieleniec”. It is a large (almost 160 ha) peat bog situated at an altitude of about 750 m above sea level. in places it resembles the Siberian tundra. Mainly sphagnum mosses and dwarf birch, marsh pine, bog cranberry and many other rare marsh plants grow here.
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The fact that the land of Kłodzko has been a great place to relax for centuries can be attributed to the wonderful natural values and the crystal clear springs of the spas. The central point of the region, the Kłodzko Valley, is surrounded by the following mountains: Bardzkie, Sowie, Suche, Stołowe, Bystrzyckie, Orlickie, the Śnieżnik Massif, Bialskie and Złote.
The areas belonging to the Lądek-Zdrój Commune are located in the Kłodzko Valley, in the Eastern Sudetes, at the south-west end of the Lower Silesia Province.
It is even hard to imagine how we would endure many hours of hiking in the mountains, if there wound't be a prospect of even a short rest on the route - in a shelter, providing a moment of rest from the wind, rain and snow, as well as the sun scorching in the summer.
There was a belief that nothing more than what had already been discovered after the great heritage of the Cistercian musical culture in Kamieniec Ząbkowicki has survived. This was the case until the parish priest opened the organ cabinet in the choir ...