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A very beautiful section through the Dunajec Gorge with views of the river and the steep cliffs of the Pieniny Mountains. 10 km of pure pleasure.

Beautiful route, amazing views.

I highly recommend this place

Červený Kláštor is a picturesquely situated Carthusian and Camaldolese monastery in the Slovak part of Pieniny, right above the Dunajec River, opposite Sromowce Nižné. The building dates back to the 14th century and is famous for the figure of the monk Cyprian – a legendary herbalist and traveller. Today, there is a museum here, which allows you to learn about the life of the monks, old natural medicine and the history of the region. The monastery is located on a popular cycling route and is a great place to rest and explore. Access is possible both from the Polish side via a bicycle footbridge and from the Slovak side via an asphalt road.

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Wysoka is the highest peak in the Pieniny Mountains (1050m), belonging to the Crown of Polish Mountains. The panorama from here of the Spiš Magura and of course the Tatras is extraordinary. There is a board showing which mountain on the horizon is which.

The Red Monastery is one of the most famous religious buildings in the Pieniny Mountains. In other words - don't go any further, just stop here for a while! The construction of the monastery was ordered by Master Kokosz Berzeviczy for committing a murder - in the 14th century. He was supposed to build 6 monasteries and order 4000 masses! - to make sure that the soul of the murdered would have peace. The whole history of this monastery is turbulent, and it is worth reading about it - https://www.pieniny.net.pl/atrakcje-czerwony-klasztor.html Admission fee, but not expensive. Open every day.

In general, paradise has descended to earth! A magical place - an incredibly picturesque bend on the Dunajec. You will remember this for years!