Pension Chata Karolina
During the summer and the fall it’s ideal for recreational tourism, mountain biking, horse riding, BBQ, Paragliding,
and in winter, what else could you do then snowboarding and skiing. The ski slope is directly at your door. Our unique location inspires our customers to return back time after time. Karolinka offers you cosy atmosphere, great Czech beer and an excellent cuisine
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The Karkonosze is a mountain range in the Sudetes in Central Europe. The range is also sometimes known as the Giant Mountains (German: Riesengebirge). The name is fairly ancient, appearing in the name of a people listed in Ptolemy as the Corconti. It may be Pre-Indo-European. The meaning was preserved, appearing in mediaeval Latin Gigantei montes.
The mountains stretch from north-west to south-east and form the border between Poland and the Czech Republic. The highest mountain is "Śnieżka" (in Polish)/ "Sněžka" (in Czech), 1602 metres above sea level. Situated on the Czech-Polish border it is also the highest mountain peak in Czech Republic. Large areas of Karkonosze Mountains are preserved as a national park by both countries. The mountains are famous for its skiing resorts and are growing in importance as a less expensive and, in some cases, nearer alternative to the Alps for tourism.
