Czarna Woda: Hotels and Accommodation

Czarna Woda is located in the Beskid Sądecki, in the basin of the Czarna Woda stream. It is considered one of the main tributaries of the Grajcarek.

The desire to book a hotel in Czarna Woda is part of independent accommodation planning.

Nature

As part of the broader visiting context of Pieniny and Szczawnica, Czarna Woda is included; Biała Woda is designated as a nature reserve in the Pieniny. The nearby area also includes the Biała Woda Nature Reserve and the yellow hiking trail from Jaworki through Biała Woda to the Rozdziela Pass at an elevation of 803 metres.

Landscape

The village is connected with the mountain landscape of the Beskid Sądecki and the historic Łemkowszczyzna region. The Radziejowa Range separates it from the remaining part of Łemkowszczyzna.

Wroni Wierch, Homole, Bereśnik and Skalskie are located in the immediate surroundings.

History

Before the Second World War, Czarna Woda was inhabited by Lemkos and was formerly known as Rus Szlachtowska. After the Second World War, the former village population was expelled; the buildings were burned down.

Surroundings

The surrounding area includes Rytro and Červený Kláštor. In the wider regional surroundings of Czarna Woda are Czorsztyn - Defensive Castle, 14th century, and Niedzica - Castle, 13th century.

For the main travel overview: Szczawnica.