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Lower Silesian Voivodeship

powiat wałbrzyski

gmina Mieroszów

Shelter Andrzejówka – Rozdroże pod Waligórą Shelter loop from Ruiny Zamku Radosno

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Poland

Lower Silesian Voivodeship

powiat wałbrzyski

gmina Mieroszów

Shelter Andrzejówka – Rozdroże pod Waligórą Shelter loop from Ruiny Zamku Radosno

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Shelter Andrzejówka – Rozdroże pod Waligórą Shelter loop from Ruiny Zamku Radosno

02:27

7.94km

260m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 25, 2026

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Park Krajobrazowy Sudetów Wałbrzyskich

CHKO Broumovsko

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233 m

Shelter Andrzejówka

Highlight • Mountain Hut

A beautiful mountain hut on the Three Valleys Pass in the Suche Mountains, just below Waligóra, their highest peak.

There's a buffet and bar here, as well as accommodation (though reservations are required) and outdoor camping spots.

The views are, of course, beautiful, and the Pass itself is a crossroads of numerous hiking trails, making it a great base for trips.

A must!

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962 m

View of the Wałbrzych Sudetes Landscape Park

Highlight • Viewpoint

An amazing view of the Wałbrzych Sudetes and the surrounding area. Green hills, high mountains, the soul grows! There is also a bench... just hurry so that someone doesn't take yours!

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3.56 km

Ruprechtický Špičák

Highlight • Summit

Ruprechtický Špičák is the highest peak of the Jastrzębie Mountains on the Czech side, measuring 880 m above sea level, known for its observation tower, from which there is a panorama of the Table Mountains, Broumovské Stěny and Kamienne Mountains. The summit can be reached by gentle, well-maintained trails from the Czech side, as well as trails accessible from the Polish side, including from the Andrzejówka chalet area. This is a good option for a peaceful, all-day trip with the opportunity to admire the extensive views. It is worth taking a passport or ID card, because the route runs across the border, and also provisions, because there are no catering points near the peak.

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