20의 자이언트 마운틴가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The Elbe Falls (Czech: Labský vodopád) is a waterfall on the Elbe River in the Czech part of the Giant Mountains. There, about one kilometer past its source, the river plunges 40 meters from the edge of the Elbe valley (1,258 meters above sea level) into the Labské jámy (German: Elbe Basin).

The Pančevo waterfall, located approximately one kilometer from the Labská bouda, is the highest waterfall in the Giant Mountains at 148 meters.

Its symbolic source lies at an altitude of 1,386 m above sea level. It is enclosed in a brick ring with inflow and outflow, and its stone-paved surroundings offer benches for relaxation. In 1968, a wall of rough rock was added, bearing the coats of arms of 26 important cities through which the Elbe flows on its way to the North Sea.

The Snow Pits (Polish: Śnieżne Kotły) in the Giant Mountains are an impressive natural wonder that delights both hikers and nature lovers. They consist of two glacial cirques, the Great Snow Pit (Wielki Kocioł Śnieżny) and the Small Snow Pit (Mały Kocioł Śnieżny), located at an altitude of approximately 1,200 to 1,300 meters. These steep and deep rock faces were formed by glaciers and provide a breathtaking backdrop. The walls of the Snow Pits drop almost vertically to a height of up to 100 meters, making them one of the most spectacular places in the Giant Mountains. Rare flora and fauna: Due to the special microclimate, plant species normally found only in arctic regions thrive here. On the ridge above the Snow Pits stands the historic Snow Pit Hut (Polish: Schronisko na Śnieżnych Kotłach), a building that formerly served as a meteorological station.

Once you reach the top you usually have a great panoramic view, unfortunately I didn’t

Against the impressive mountain backdrop of the Giant Mountains, an architectural jewel stands out here that is no less impressive: an original Norwegian stave church has stood here for more than 180 years, although its origins are much older. The local community put the building up for sale to build a new one, but it was acquired under Prussian rule and found a second "life" here.

The church itself is very beautiful. Interesting history and architecture. Directly behind the church is the entrance to the Giant Mountains National Park with the ascent to Snezka. However, the interior of the church is not recommended with small children, very tiring due to the large number of people.

The most beautiful place in this part of the Karkonosze Mountains. Easy access from Karpacz. In the season there are a lot of people...