Ski area Świeradów Zdrój (Bad Flinsberg)

Hiking enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy in the region. One of the most interesting routes is the trail from Stog Izerski (Heufuder) to Hala Izerska (GrossIser). The route passes through the "dark sky" area. The name derives from the lack of people and consequently the scarcity of light. Because it is about twenty times darker here than in inhabited areas, you can see twenty times more stars. So if you’re planning a night-time hike after a day’s skiing, you should definitely head to Hala Izerska, as you’ll be rewarded with a breathtaking starry sky.

On the hikes around Bad Flinsberg, it is well worth stopping off at the local inns, where classic Polish cuisine is on offer. Here you can enjoy succulent pierogi (stuffed dumplings) and the national dish bigos (sauerkraut stew with meat) whilst taking in the mountain panorama. A water park and a skittle alley are available for public use. A particular highlight is the Sky Walk, which was only built in 2021. As the town’s new landmark, the "Path in the Clouds" rises to a height of 62 metres and offers an impressive panorama. A slide and climbing nets make the striking tower an exciting experience for young and old alike.