Ludwikowice Kłodzkie

• A memorial plaque commemorates 151 miners who lost their lives in the disaster at the “Wenceslaus” mine.
• A railway viaduct built in 1880 stands next to the station. It is 31 metres high and 165 metres long.
• A green hiking trail leads from the station towards Jugów; along the trail by Fabryczna Street, you can see the remains of former factories.
• A black hiking trail towards Nowa Ruda passes the remains of technical facilities at the foot of Wzniesienie Włodyka, which is 682 metres high.
• The “Szlakiem Sowich Widoków” Quest starts in the car park next to the cultural centre, at 2 Fabryczna Street.

The memorial plaque in Ludwikowice Kłodzkie keeps alive the memory of the 151 miners who lost their lives in the disaster at the “Wenceslaus” mine. It is a specific point of reference for travellers interested in learning about the town’s mining history.

Another historic point of interest is the railway viaduct next to the station. Built in 1880, it measures 31 metres high and 165 metres long. Anyone interested in railway construction and engineering structures will find a clearly defined destination here to explore.

The Szlak Zabytków Techniki (Technical Monuments Trail) also starts at Ludwikowice Kłodzkie station. The starting point connects the railway location with a route whose name refers to technical monuments. When choosing a theme for your trip, you can consider this trail and the viaduct as different points of interest: the structure next to the station, and the start of a named technical trail.

A green hiking trail leads from the station towards Jugów. Another section of the green trail runs along Fabryczna Street, where you can see the remains of former factories. These traces give the trail a different focus from a hike where the destination’s direction is the only consideration. If historic industrial facilities interest you, you can take the factory remains into account as a specific point of reference when choosing your route.

The black hiking trail runs towards Nowa Ruda along the foot of Wzniesienie Włodyka. The mountain is 682 metres high. The trail passes the remains of technical facilities: bunkers, warehouses, guard posts, and ventilation shafts. The various building remains show that these are not a single structure, but several types of technical facilities. Thus, the green trail with its former factories and the black trail with the remains of the facilities mentioned above offer different historical themes for planning your hike.

The “Szlakiem Sowich Widoków” Quest starts in the car park next to the cultural centre in Ludwikowice Kłodzkie. The listed starting address is 2 Fabryczna Street. If you are considering including this Quest in your plans, it gives you a specific starting point for your itinerary. It differs from the hiking trails whose starting point or direction is associated with the station, Jugów, or Nowa Ruda.

To compare other destinations, you can also explore Kąty Bystrzyckie, Gorzanów, Konradów, Nowa Ruda, Ołdrzychowice Kłodzkie, Lewin Kłodzki, Sokolec and Kletno.

What does the memorial plaque in Ludwikowice Kłodzkie commemorate?

It commemorates 151 miners who lost their lives in the disaster at the “Wenceslaus” mine.

How large is the railway viaduct?

The viaduct next to the station, built in 1880, is 31 metres high and 165 metres long.

Where does the “Szlakiem Sowich Widoków” Quest start?

It starts in the car park next to the cultural centre, at 2 Fabryczna Street in Ludwikowice Kłodzkie.

For the wider travel overview: Kłodzki.