Mountains
a hut from 1926, built by German hikers, today with trails to Klimczok and Jaworze
a 12-metre tower below the summit of Stary Groń, by the trail from Brenna to Grabowa
Mountains
the lowest crossing of the Silesian Beskids ridge between Szczyrk and Brenna
Mountains
Places for couples in Brenna: the lodge on Błatnia, the tower on Stary Groń, the Karkoszczonka pass and Głęboka Cave in the Silesian Beskids.
The choice leads to ridges and passes above the valley, so to a shared day on the trail with a view and somewhere to stop.
You can pick the goal of the day from two viewpoints: the PTTK Mountain Hut on Błatnia and the tower on Stary Groń. The hut stands on the summit of Błatnia, within Brenna, at nearly 900 m above sea level, at Błatnia 20. Construction ran from 1925 to 1926, with the opening on 23 May 1926. The building was put up by the German tourist society “Friends of Nature” from Aleksandrowice, and it sleeps 50 people.
The tower on Stary Groń is 12 metres high and stands below the summit (791 m above sea level). The name also covers the whole narrow ridge nearly three kilometres long, which runs from Grabowa and divides the Leśnica and Hołcyna valleys.
The Karkoszczonka pass lies at 723 m above sea level between Trzy Kopce and Beskidek and is a trail junction. The border between Brenna and Szczyrk runs through its saddle.
Głęboka Cave in Stołów is a landslide cave found on the south-west flank of Stołów. It was discovered on 26 April 2003 by the speleologist Czesław Szura, and its documented length is 554 metres. It is a place for those curious about nature; before a trip check whether entry is possible.
The hut has 50 beds.
Its documented length is 554 metres, and it was discovered in 2003.
Couples can find more across the region under attractions for couples, and the rest of the village under Brenna.
