Międzygórze is a mountain village in the deep valley of the Wilczka at the foot of Śnieżnik, known for its wooden Tyrolean-style guesthouses with carved balconies. Its best-known sight is the Wilczka waterfall, and 800 metres away stands a stone dam of 1909 that protects the valley from floods. In the centre you will find the wooden Church of St Joseph from 1740–1742, and above the village the Fairy-Tale Garden with its wooden figures and, further up, the Church of Our Lady of the Snows on Igliczna. Trails lead from here to Śnieżnik and Czarna Góra. Międzygórze suits families with children and hikers looking for a quiet base in the Śnieżnik Massif.
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Churches & monasteries
Międzygórze
The Stations of the Cross in this church were donated in the 18th century as votive offerings asking for rain, which had not fallen for three months. The wooden Church of St Joseph stands in the very centre of Międzygórze, above the road t…

Gardens
Międzygórze
On the slope above Międzygórze, at about 700 metres, wooden figures from fairy tales stand among junipers and yews: Hansel and Gretel, Puss in Boots, Polish cartoon goat Koziołek Matołek, the Moomins and the Little Mole. Pride of place goe…

Waterfalls
Międzygórze
Wilczka Waterfall (Wodospad Wilczki, roughly "VEELCH-kee") in the mountain village of Międzygórze is one of the most dramatic waterfalls in the Polish Sudetes. The Wilczka stream drops 22 meters over a rock ledge into a deep pool and then…

Technical monuments
Międzygórze
For most of the year there is no lake behind this dam, just a meadow and a stream. The stone wall in the lower part of Międzygórze closes a dry flood-control reservoir that fills only during major floods. When it does, it is quite a sight…