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Winter photos: source — Czorsztyn Municipality (Gmina Czorsztyn).
Attractions
The terrain, the microclimate and the exceptionally attractive surroundings make this a superb spot for both summer and winter breaks.
The popular Czorsztyn-Ski resort operates on Wdżar hill right next to the guesthouse — with runs for the whole family.
The Velo Czorsztyn cycling route starting in Kluszkowce, lakeside swimming and watersports, and the Pieniny and Gorce trails within easy reach.
Click a marker to see the approximate road distance from the guesthouse.
Gościniec Pieniński is a perfect base for exploring the finest spots of the Pieniny, Gorce, Spisz and Podhale regions — castles, mountain trails, a lake, cycling routes, thermal baths and family attractions all lie nearby.
A scenic lake framed by the Pieniny and Gorce ranges — a beach, lakeside relaxation, a volleyball court, and for the active: pedal boats, kayaks, SUP boards and sailing.
One of the region's finest cycling routes — a loop of roughly 30–40 km (depending on the variant and an optional ferry crossing) linking Kluszkowce, Czorsztyn, Niedzica, Falsztyn, Frydman and Dębno.
In summer, a chairlift to the summit, panoramic views of the lake and mountains, the "Gorce Dragon", a toboggan run and a Bike Park (home to the Joy Ride festival). In winter, the popular Czorsztyn-Ski resort.
One of the most scenic viewpoints in the area — a sweeping panorama of the lake, the Pieniny and the Tatras. Especially worth visiting at sunrise or sunset.
Picturesque ruins of a medieval castle towering over the lake. A walk among the historic walls with a panorama of the lake, the Pieniny and Niedzica Castle is a must during your stay.
The Gothic Dunajec Castle impresses with its history and views of the Pieniny. A few minutes' walk away stands the imposing Niedzica Dam, and for the curious, guided tours of the hydroelectric plant take in the technical rooms and the dam's underground control gallery.
Historic wooden houses relocated from land flooded during the creation of Lake Czorsztyn — preserving the memory of the region's traditional architecture and history.
The guesthouse's location makes it easy to plan both short family walks and full-day mountain hikes. Mountain lovers can head for the Three Crowns, Sokolica and Lubań, and on the Slovak side of the Tatras, the majestic Lomnický štít or Kriváň. There's something for everyone — from gentle strolls to demanding high-mountain treks.
One of the Pieniny's biggest attractions — a traditional raft trip with highlander raftsmen, or a more active version on a rubber dinghy. Sheer rock walls, the Dunajec River and Pieniny nature make for unforgettable views.
One of the most unusual works by a celebrated Polish artist — these iron "Organs", built in 1966, were conceived as a monument meant to sound in the wind. Today it's also a spot with a beautiful panorama of the lake, the Pieniny and the Tatras.
A small but ecologically precious corner right by Kluszkowce, protecting a natural stand of Polish larch. A good pick for those who want to step off the main trails and enjoy real mountain quiet.
A nature and education centre at the foot of the Gorce range with over 50 attractions — a treetop walkway, viewing towers, nature trails, an education pavilion and activities for children.
On the Slovak side of the border, an unusual walk high above the forest. A wooden walkway winds through the treetops, and a viewing tower offers a panorama of the Tatras and the Pieniny landscape.
One of the most picturesque spots in the Spisz region — the Białka River has carved an impressive rocky gorge through limestone cliffs. Ideal for a gentle walk and a family outing.
After a day full of mountain hiking, unwind in the warm waters of Podhale's thermal baths.
Białka Tatrzańska
Bukowina Tatrzańska
Szaflary
Chochołów
A stay in the Pieniny is not just about mountains, the lake and outdoor activities. Throughout the year, Kluszkowce and the surrounding villages host festivals, concerts, regional events and gatherings where you can feel the true spirit of Podhale and the Pieniny.
Pieniński Wypas Kulturalny — the Redyk. Every autumn Kluszkowce comes alive for an event inspired by the region's shepherding traditions — the Leśnicki brothers' redyk (sheep drive). It's a remarkable encounter with highlander culture, music and pastoral tradition.
Winter photos: source — Czorsztyn Municipality (Gmina Czorsztyn).