Jaworznia: Hotels and accommodations

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Jaworznia can start with a specific destination. The Chelosiowa Jama nature reserve was established in Jaworznia in 1997 and covers 25.83 hectares; the entrances to the connected caves are secured and cannot be visited. Chelosiowa Jama can help you determine whether a protected natural area associated with caves belongs on your itinerary.

Key facts

The Jaworznia sections of the hiking trail are called Łaziska–Jaworznia and Jaworznia–Góra Zielona. The Łaziska–Jaworznia and Jaworznia–Góra Zielona sections give you a specific point of reference when deciding whether to include this hike in your itinerary.

Nature

Jaworznia is home to Chelosiowa Jama, a cave connected with the former Devonian limestone quarry in Jaworznia; it is described as the longest cave outside the Tatra Mountains in Poland.

Route

A 10.3 km hiking trail from Piekoszów to Góra Zielona passes through Jaworznia alongside the Chelosiowa Jama nature reserve.

Landscape

The trail leads through deep ravines covered by beech forests in the Zgórskie Range and up a steep ascent to Góra Zielona.

Navigation

The hiking trail runs mostly along paved farm tracks, municipal roads, and forest paths.

To compare other places, you can also visit the pages for Bieliny, Płucki, Chałupki, Nowa Huta, Górno, Daleszyce, Tokarnia, and Łopuszno.

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