Stołowe Mountains National Park
Flat-topped sandstone plateau with rock labyrinths on Poland's Czech border
The Stołowe Mountains (Góry Stołowe) are a Sudetes range shaped by erosion over hundreds of thousands of years into rock formations such as Kwoka ("Hen") and Wielblad ("Camel"). Corridors between the rocks form labyrinths.
Things to do
- On footWalk among the Errant Rocks, where scenes of Prince Caspian were filmed
- Try thisLook for the rock formations Kwoka ("Hen"), Wielblad ("Camel") and Glowa wielkoluda ("Giant's head")
- HeritageVisit the paper-mill town of Duszniki, with its historic paper mill dating from 1605