Zawadka – Hiking Trail, Views and Wine

• Zawadka lies at the foot of Chełm, which is 793 metres high.
• The views extend to Nowy Sącz, Tęgoborze, Lake Rożnowskie and the peaks of the Tatra Mountains.
• A yellow-marked hiking trail leads from Marcinkowice via Białowodzka Góra and Zawadka to Rojówka; the hike takes about three hours.
• Zawadka Winery is known for fresh, delicate white wines and invites visitors to tastings.
• Settlement in the village dates back to the years 1400 to 1454.

The village lies at the foot of Chełm. From Zawadka, you can enjoy views of Nowy Sącz, Tęgoborze, Lake Rożnowskie and the peaks of the Tatra Mountains. The panorama therefore encompasses named places as well as a lake and mountains. This gives you a concrete point of reference when choosing a destination if you appreciate varied landscapes.

The winery’s vineyard also has a clearly described location: it lies at an altitude of about 400 metres on a fairly steep, southeast-facing slope. The altitude is approximate; together with the slope’s aspect, it gives a vivid picture of the vineyard. If you are interested in wine, Zawadka offers a concrete connection to local viticulture as well as scenic views.

The yellow-marked route starts in Marcinkowice, passes through Białowodzka Góra and Zawadka, and continues to Rojówka. It is listed as taking approximately three hours. The route and estimated duration give you two practical points of reference for including the hike as a separate activity in your travel plans.

Before setting out, check on site that the trail markings are clear. The hiking trail passes through Zawadka; the other named points along the route extend from Marcinkowice to Rojówka.

Fresh, delicate white wines are Zawadka Winery’s specialty. The invitation to a tasting includes white, rosé and red wines. When planning your trip, you can therefore distinguish between the winery’s stated focus on white wine and the opportunity to taste different types of wine.

If you are considering a tasting, check the current arrangements directly with the winery before your visit. The vineyard lies at an altitude of about 400 metres on a fairly steep, southeast-facing slope; these details give Zawadka’s viticulture a concrete connection to the landscape. Both the white-wine specialty and the invitation to a tasting are relevant when deciding whether wine is of interest to you.

Settlement in Zawadka dates back to the years 1400 to 1454. The village was owned by the nobility: Adam Jordan was its first owner, followed by his son, Krzysztof. These names and dates add a historical perspective to the village’s nature and wine themes. If you consider a destination’s history alongside its scenery and activities when planning a trip, Zawadka offers another specific point of interest.

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How long does the hiking trail via Zawadka take?

The yellow-marked trail from Marcinkowice via Białowodzka Góra and Zawadka to Rojówka is listed as taking about three hours. Check the trail markings on site before setting out.

What views does Zawadka offer?

From Zawadka, the views extend to Nowy Sącz, Tęgoborze, Lake Rożnowskie and the peaks of the Tatra Mountains. The village lies at the foot of 793-metre-high Chełm.

What wines can you discover at a tasting?

Zawadka Winery invites visitors to taste white, rosé and red wines. Check the current arrangements directly with the winery before your visit.

For the main travel overview: Nowy Sącz.