Famous for one of the best one-way singletrack networks in Poland, close to 80 km in total. The trails vary widely — from very easy ones, perfect for a warm-up or family outings, to more demanding sections for those who like to feel their pulse on the climbs and adrenaline on the descents.
By car from Poznań, about 250–300 km and 4 hours: via Wrocław, the A4 towards Zgorzelec, then off onto DK30 to Gryfów Śląski. By train via Wrocław or Jelenia Góra, about 6 hours. Door-to-door minivan transfers are also available on this route, around 5 hours.
Trails
A rich network of trails on both the Polish and Czech sides. Mountain huts along the way: Stóg Izerski, Chatka Górzystów on Hala Izerska, and the Orle tourist station.
Zajęcznik
Easy
A loop across the forested peaks of the High Ridge. Gentle descents and climbs in an intimate forest setting.
Lengthok. 10 km
Elevation gain—
Czerniawska Kopa
Medium
Picturesque forest terrain with moderate elevation gain.
Length12,7 km
Elevation gain—
Singltrek pod Smrkem
Easy – hard
A network of trails on the Czech side of the border, graded by difficulty.
