Dom Śląski (Schlesierhaus)

Silesian House is a mining village on the Polish side of the Giant Mountains.

It is located at an altitude of 1400 meters above sea level, making it the highest shelter in the Polish part of the Sudetes. It stands on the edge of the mountain moors Równia pod Śnieżką (Koppenplan), directly on the mountain pass under the Schneekoppe (1389 m).

Here was the former tourist border crossing "Slaski Cathedral - Meadow Construction" set up, because only a few steps away, the state border between the two former Eastern Bloc countries.

The Silesian House is on the Polish side. As a payment option goes CZK. Who pays in euros, must count on Polish change.

Apparently the Schlesierhaus is not always open when we were there anyway. April (2018)

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Regardless of the weather, you can get cheap soups and relax a little after the ascent or descent.

I feel too overrun

the Schlesierbaude was built on Prussian territory in 1921/22. In the hut you can eat well and inexpensively, which is also used by many hikers.

The location is great. You can eat inside. Sitting outside was now also possible

Good place to regenerate after the descent or before the ascent

If you go from the Czech side over the Schneekoppe you are on the Polish side.

Beautiful Baude to recover after the breath rob the climb

What a tradition - here in the Schlesierhaus the mountain friends were already more than 100 years ago!

Before tackling the last few meters up to the Schneekoppe, you can strengthen yourself once again.

At lunchtime, the bear will step here 😉 If you want accommodation, better come in the afternoon.

You can pay with zloty or crowns

Last rest stop before it goes to the Schneekoppe. Beer and bratwurst

It is currently the only restaurant that is open

What else should one write about this? Great view, which one earned by ascending. It was very cold at the top and very windy, so be sure to check the weather and take your jacket and gloves accordingly.

Beautiful to stop.

Simply a beautiful landscape. Especially the Polish side

Quite crowded but also kind of nice

meanwhile very nicely renovated

popular break area with refreshment stops

All information about the shelter can be found at -> domslaski.pl