The labyrinth of chapped rocks, 30-meter-deep cracks, stone of fanciful shapes - we do not have to go abroad to visit this "rock town". We will find it in one of the most interesting nooks of Poland - the Klodzko Valley, which is the part of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship the most advanced to the sounth. The view of Szczeliniec Wielki will remain in our memory for a long time.

The Stolowe Mountains National Park was created in 1993. It is situated in the middle Sudeten, in Klodzko region on the Polish-Czech border. The Stolowe Mountains are the Polish part of great sandstone layer situated between Karkonosze, Bystrzyckie and Orlickie Mountains.

Stolowe Mountains are incredible and mysterious. The Stolowe Mountains landscape started to form 70 million years ago. The range's unique shape is a result of hundreds of thousands of years of erosion. There are several notable rock formations, among them "Kwoka" (Hen), "Wielblad" (Camel) and "Glowa wielkoluda" (Giant's head). Also, there is a sophisticated system of corridors which creates rock labyrinths.