One of the oldest mountain ranges in Poland, dating back 1.2 billion years, hides many secrets. The highest peak of the Sowie Mountains is Wielka Sowa (1,015 m a.s.l.) – a symbol of the region, topped by a 25-metre observation tower. From the top you can enjoy a breathtaking panorama that includes Śnieżka, Śnieżnik and the Karkonosze range. The hike to the summit requires no specialist gear – the trails are accessible even to families with children, and the route from Jugowska Pass is particularly popular.

After a day full of impressions, nothing beats relaxing by a campfire. When hiking through the Sowie Mountains, it is worth bringing provisions for a traditional outdoor meal. Grilled sausages, flatbreads or potatoes baked in the fire taste truly special here – and the scent of smoke and the glow of the flames create an unforgettable atmosphere.

One of the most important elements of every hike is conversation. The Sowie Mountains hold many stories worth sharing with your fellow travellers. Each trail, viewpoint or hidden path has its own tales, often passed on by locals and experienced hikers. By talking, you not only get to know this extraordinary region better, but also create your own memories that will stay with you for a long time.

The Sowie Mountains are also witness to turbulent history. Numerous remnants of German wartime defences from World War II can be found here, including bunkers and tunnels, which means that a hike can be not only an adventure but also a history lesson.

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