Przystanek Gorce – Mountain Chalet for rent
Przystanek Gorce
Przystanek Gorce
Przystanek Gorce
Przystanek Gorce
WE INVITE YOU TO OUR RENTAL CHALET IN GORCE – “PRZYSTANEK GORCE“
We invite everyone seeking a peaceful retreat with ample space to stay at our chalet, “Przystanek Gorce.” Nestled in the scenic Buflak 12 estate in Nowy Targ, the cottage can comfortably accommodate between 1 and 8 guests.
Upstairs, you’ll find two cozy bedrooms. The first bedroom features two single beds that can be combined into a double bed (thanks to clamped mattresses and frames), along with an additional fold-out sofa. The second bedroom mirrors this setup, with two single beds that can also be joined, plus a fold-out armchair for one person. A highlight of the second bedroom is its large, triangular panoramic window offering stunning views of the Gorce Mountains. Additionally, there is a small bathroom with a toilet and washbasin on the upper floor.
Downstairs, the ground floor features a spacious living room, a kitchenette, and a bathroom with a shower. The living room includes a double sofa bed and opens onto a large wooden terrace, perfect for relaxing and taking in the natural surroundings. You might even spot deer or does near the chalet! The terrace is also equipped for barbecues, making it an ideal spot for outdoor enjoyment.
For recreation, the property includes a trampoline (for children under adult supervision), a basketball hoop, and for those interested, we can set up a ping pong table.
We also encourage you to visit our Facebook page to stay updated on the latest news: www.facebook.com/przystanekgorce.
Our chalet’s location is ideal for exploring the Gorce Mountains. Known for their tranquility and absence of large tourist crowds, they offer a perfect escape for those looking to unwind. Additionally, Nowy Targ, the heart of the Podhale region, serves as a central hub. From here, you can easily explore the many attractions the area has to offer, whether you’re staying for a week or longer.
Recommended Tourist Attractions Nearby
(This is a subjective selection and not an exhaustive list):
- Łapsowa Polana – A 30-40 minute walk from Przystanek Gorce. On clear days, you’ll enjoy stunning views of the Tatra Mountains and Nowy Targ.
- Turbacz – Approx. 2h30 to 2h45 hike from Przystanek Gorce. Follow the trail via Łapsowa Polana (blue trail, then black). We offer Gorce maps for borrowing or purchase (laminated, approx. PLN 18). We also provide maps for the Polish and Slovak Tatras, the Pieniny Mountains, and Slovak Paradise, as well as guides for Tatra hiking trails.
- Walking Tour: Przystanek Gorce – Łapsowa Polana – Bukowina Obidowska – Obidowa – Stare Wierchy. Time one-way: approx. 2 hours.
- Observation Towers in Gorce:
- Lubań – Accessible via trails from Kluszkowce (blue or yellow trails).
- Magurki – From Ochotnica.
- Koziarz – Shortest route from Tylmanowa or via Szczawnica.
- Gorc – Multiple trails from Ochotnica or Rzeki.
Pieniny Mountains and Dunajec River Rafting
A must-do in the region is the Dunajec River Rafting Tour, starting in Sromowce Niżne. Rafting options include traditional rafts, as well as pontoons and kayaks. The trip lasts about 2 hours.
Popular hiking trails include:
- Trzy Korony – Yellow trail starts in Sromowce Niżne.
- Sokolica – Trail from Krościenko or Szczawnica, with an option for a raft crossing over the Dunajec.
- Szczawnica – A picturesque spa town worth exploring. Stroll through the spa area and visit the Spa Park for a taste of local mineral water.
- From Szczawnica, visit Jaworki, where a trail leads to Wysoka (Wysokie Skałki), the highest peak in the Pieniny Mountains. You can descend via the Homole Arena chairlift.
Czorsztyn Lake Area
A perfect spot for recreation with boat rides on the Biała Dama and visits to the castles of Niedzica and Czorsztyn. For active visitors, rent bikes (including e-bikes) at the START VELO stop in Harklowa and ride the entire route around the lake.
- Church in Dębno Podhalańskie – A UNESCO-listed wooden church from the 15th century.
- Nowy Targ – A city with over 650 years of history, featuring a charming market square and traditional ice cream. Don’t miss the traditional fair on Thursdays and Saturdays. For adventure seekers, the Podhale Aero Club offers tandem parachute jumps, balloon flights, and more at www.lotywidokowe24.pl.
- Bór na Czerwonem Reserve – A nearby peat bog reserve with a 700-meter wooden path and viewing platform.
- Babia Góra National Park – Plan a day trip to Babia Góra, starting from the Krowiarki Pass (approx. 2h24 on the red trail). Nearby, visit the Orawa Ethnographic Park in Zubrzyca Górna, an open-air museum showcasing the culture of Upper Orava.
Zakopane and the Tatras
Zakopane, the winter capital of Poland and gateway to the Tatra Mountains, is only 30-45 minutes away. Highlights include:
- The Tatra Museum and its branches (e.g., Willa Koliba, Willa Oksza).
- Funicular railway to Gubałówka (we can book tickets for you).
- Cable car to Kasprowy Wierch (tickets available through us).
- Krupówki – The most famous promenade in Poland.
- Ski Jumping Hill – Home of the Ski Jumping World Cup.
- Chapel of the Sacred Heart in Jaszczurówka and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima in Zakopane Krzeptówki.
While in Zakopane, visit Chochołów, known for its original Highlander-style wooden huts. You can also purchase oscypek (smoked cheese) at several local shepherd’s huts.
Popular Tatra hiking trails:
- Valleys: Chochołowska, Kościeliska, Strążyska, Dolina Białego, Olczyska, and the famous trail to Morskie Oko. (Note: Parking tickets must be purchased in advance at www.tpn.pl).
Slovak Tatras
Located close to the Slovak border, we recommend a visit to:
- The Trail in the Crowns of Trees – Bachledowa Valley.
- Strbske Pleso.
- Biała Woda Valley – A quiet alternative to the Morskie Oko trail.
- Tatranska Lomnica with the cable car to Lomnica Peak (tickets available online).
Slovak Paradise
Explore picturesque gorges like Hornád and Suchá Belá, or take more challenging routes like Piecky or Veľký Sokol. Nearby, visit the Dobsinska Ice Cave or relax by Palcmanská Maša Lake.
Little Fatra and Janosikowe Diery
One of Slovakia’s most interesting mountain ranges, Mala Fatra is known for its ravines, footbridges, ladders, and scenic trails. Plan an early start, as the routes are long and rewarding.
For more information, suggestions, or advice, we are happy to assist you on site.
Przystanek Gorce – Mountain Chalet
Reservation:
Email us at mjach@wp.pl or call +48608817744.
