Mountains
wooden cottage from 1911 serving as a mountain hut below Potrójna in the Little Beskids
Churches and monasteries
brick shrine of 1866 with a spring and a grotto under the church
Mountains
timber cottage from 1925 on a pass in the Little Beskids, a former students' hut
Mountains
modest hut on the Gibasy pass in the Little Beskids, heated by stoves
Churches and monasteries
brick parish church from 1842-1853, three-aisled, with a churchyard
Solo in Ślemień means mountain huts in the Little Beskids, two churches and the Jasna Górka shrine: places for a lone walk, quiet and a night in a hut.
The choice consists of three huts and shelters in the hills and two places of worship in the village. Whoever travels alone finds both simple lodging and calm interiors where nobody hurries you.
For a night in a mountain hut pick one of three places in the Little Beskids: Chatka pod Potrójną, Gibasówka Cottage (Lutecja) or the Gibasówka Hut (u Stacha). The last two stand right next to each other on the Gibasy pass.
Chatka pod Potrójną occupies a highlander cottage from 1911 and serves as a student hostel throughout the year; it lies between the Zakocierska pass and the summit of the Beskid. Its description places it within the village of Kocierz Rychwałdzki in the Łękawica commune. On the ground floor there is a shared kitchen where you can prepare your own meal.
Gibasówka Cottage went up in 1925, after a fire the year before had burned every house on the pass. Up to 2001 it was a student hut known as Gibasówka and Lutecja, and today it takes overnight guests. According to the hosts it lies at about 800 m above sea level. Its neighbour, the hut u Stacha, is plainer: it is heated by stoves, water is drawn from a well and the toilet stands outside. Inside is a kitchen with a stove for cooking and drying clothes.
The Jasna Górka Shrine stands on the slopes of the hill above the village. The church from 1862-1866 figures in the register of monuments and holds a copy of the Jasna Góra painting and a grotto where water wells up. According to local tradition the Marian cult goes back to the mid-fourteenth century.
The Church of the Nativity of St John the Baptist on Krakowska street was built in 1842-1853 of sandstone and consecrated in 1860. It is a three-aisled church with a churchyard, also listed as a monument.
At Chatka pod Potrójną or at one of two huts on the Gibasy pass: Gibasówka Cottage (Lutecja) or the Gibasówka Hut (u Stacha).
Yes. Both churches and the shrine suit quiet visits, while the shelters and huts are simple and meant for people who like mountain conditions.
Chatka pod Potrójną, built in 1911. Gibasówka Cottage dates from 1925.
For a wider selection from across the region open solo attractions; further suggestions from this village sit under Ślemień.
