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A palace from the beginning of the 20th century, now a hotel

The palace was most likely built in the mid-19th century, although various sources indicate the beginning or even the end of that century. In 1890, a wing was added. The building itself rests on a stone and brick foundation. The entire façade consists of two volumes: the older one with a five-bay main body and the newer, three-bay wing. Access to the palace is through two entrances, the original semicircular doors. The building is two-story, covered with a hipped roof with a side projection, and the corners of the façade are rusticated. The rectangular windows are adorned with decorative fenestration. The garden-facing façade is more modest, with a single exit to the park with a pond. The park is well-maintained, manicured, and the grass is trimmed, green, and decorative, surrounded by rows of neatly trimmed shrubs. A European white elm with a circumference of 310 cm is a striking feature in front of the palace. Only the original staircase remains inside the palace. None of the furnishings are original, but the owner is a lover of antiques, so she's gradually filling the renovated halls and rooms with antiques, creating an unforgettable setting for the life of the landed gentry. (pojezierze24.pl)

The shelter is good for resting, there is a Toitoi, a bicycle service station, and a playground for children.

10/10 infrastructure. Toilet, power, water, shelter, bike repair station.

Fast, slightly downhill to the south, well-paved section between Łoskń Leśniczówka and Kąty. Attention! From the bird habitat before Kąty begins a cobblestone road!

Old cracked asphalt section

At number 17 in Głęboczek there is an old, stone and brick half-timbered house with a wooden porch, built in the 19th century, currently falling into ruin. At the beginning of the 20th century it was inhabited by a certain Frisch (based on postcards from 1909 and 1920), while in the 1980s three families lived there. In 2014, the house was used as a photo set for the music video for Czerwone Gitary - The Children Ran Out (naszazielonka.pl)