Czarna Woda (Czarna Woda (Szczawnica)): Hotels and accommodation

Book a hotel, holiday apartment or holiday home in Czarna Woda (Czarna Woda (Szczawnica)): The Biała Woda Nature Reserve and the yellow trail from Jaworki through Biała Woda to Rozdziela Pass at 803 metres are located in the surroundings of Czarna Woda. If you are looking for the yellow trail through Biała Woda to Rozdziela Pass as a specific hiking destination, this is one reason to include Czarna Woda in your travel plans.

Nature

Biała Woda is a nature reserve in the Pieniny Mountains.

Culture

Czarna Woda was formerly called Rus Szlachtowska and was inhabited by Lemkos before the Second World War. If you are interested in Lemko history and the former name Rus Szlachtowska, this cultural connection makes Czarna Woda a worthwhile destination.

After the Second World War, the former village population was expelled.

After the Second World War, the buildings of the former settlement were also burned down.

Geography

Czarna Woda is located in the Beskid Sądecki, in the basin of the Czarna Woda stream, which is one of the main tributaries of the Grajcarek.

Czarna Woda is part of the wider travel area encompassing the Pieniny Mountains and the Szczawnica region.

Landscape

Czarna Woda is associated with the mountain landscape of the Beskid Sądecki and the historic region of Łemkowszczyzna. The Radziejowa Range separates the village from the rest of Łemkowszczyzna.

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