Czarna Woda: Hotels and Accommodations

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Rytro and Červený Kláštor are located in the surrounding area of Czarna Woda. You can book a hotel in Czarna Woda.

Landscape

Wroni Wierch, Homole, Bereśnik and Skalskie are located in the immediate vicinity of Czarna Woda.

History and Culture

In the wider regional area are Czorsztyn - Zamek obronny XIVw. and Niedzica - Zamek XIIIw..

Historically, Czarna Woda is connected with Lemko history: Before the Second World War, the area was inhabited by Lemkos and was formerly known as Rus Szlachtowska.

After the Second World War, the former settlement of Czarna Woda experienced the expulsion of its population; its buildings were burned down.

Nature and Hiking

Czarna Woda belongs to the wider visitor area of the Pieniny and Szczawnica; Biała Woda is designated as a nature reserve in the Pieniny by Szczawnica's official portal. The portal also mentions the yellow trail from Jaworki through Biała Woda to the Rozdziela Pass at 803 metres. This makes the documented connection with nature and hiking clearly identifiable for travellers with precisely this interest.

Geographical Location

Czarna Woda is located in the Beskid Sądecki, in the catchment area of the Czarna Woda stream, which is described as one of the main tributaries of the Grajcarek.

The locality is connected with the mountain landscape of the Beskid Sądecki and the historic region of Łemkowszczyzna; the Radziejowa Mountains separate it from the rest of Łemkowszczyzna.

For the higher-level travel overview: Szczawnica.

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