Nowa Morawa: Hotels and Accommodations

Winter sports

The Nowa Morawa ski area is located near Stronie Śląskie on the slopes of the Góry Stromy.

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Landscape

Nowa Morawa is a village in the municipality of Stronie Śląskie near the Czech border. The settlement lies in a narrow, deep valley in the upper reaches of the Morawka River at approximately 600 to 680 meters above sea level.

The valley separates the Bialskie Mountains from the Śnieżnik Massif. Mountain forests dominated by spruce surround the settlement and lie on the border of Śnieżnicki Landscape Park; the valley floor consists primarily of meadows.

The nearby surroundings of Nowa Morawa include Stromy, Pustosz, Kletno, Jaskinia Niedźwiedzia, and Rykowisko.

History

Nowa Morawa retains a historic linear settlement structure that was partly altered by population decline and the loss of buildings after 1945.

Historically, difficult agricultural conditions led the inhabitants to work in forestry and crafts. Wood processing was a notable local activity; a sawmill was recorded in the village in 1684.

The village was founded on chamber estates in 1596 or shortly before. Its origins are associated either with mining in the former Wilhelmsthal (Bolesławów) or with colonization from the Czech region of Moravia.

Geographical setting

The historic Moravian Road from Bolesławów to the Płoszczyna Pass runs through the area of Nowa Morawa.

The wider regional surroundings of Nowa Morawa include Trzebieszowice, Szczerba - Castle Ruins, Gorzanów - Palace, and Żelazno - Castle.

Other places: Młynowiec, Miedzygorze, Kletno, Poręba, Goworów, Międzylesie, Bad Reinerz and Szczytna.

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