Duchacz Trail

Duchacz Trail is an educational route of over seven kilometers in the Stołowe Mountains, dedicated to Daniel Duchacz, the first guide who led tourists through the labyrinth of Błędne Skały (Errant Rocks). It starts and ends at the Museum of Sudetic Foothill Culture in Pstrążna, leading through picturesque corners of both the Polish and Czech parts of the mountains. Along the way, you will pass charming Pstrążna, Czech Końciny, Bukowina Kłodzka, a section of the CHKO protected area, and a large part of the Stołowe Mountains National Park around Błędne Skały. The trail is marked with the green PTTK educational path sign. Information and educational boards along the route, thanks to QR codes, allow you to listen to songs of the Czech corner and legends connected with the labyrinth. Tourist infrastructure is available near Bukowina Kłodzka and parking lots at Błędne Skały. It is an offer for families, school groups, and all hiking enthusiasts who want to learn about the history and nature of this unique region.