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A pontoon trip through the Bardo Gorge is one of the easiest forms of rafting in the Sudetes: the route from Ławica to Bardo follows five meanders of the Nysa Kłodzka and suits families with children. There is only one portage on the whole section — the pontoon is carried across just under 100 metres, with help from the crew.
Here the Nysa Kłodzka cuts through the Góry Bardzkie mountains, at the north-eastern outlet of the Kłodzko Valley. Ducks, grebes and herons keep you company on the water, and in the morning you may spot roe deer drinking at the bank.
Bardo received its town charter in 1322, lost it after 1945 and regained it in 1969. A Gothic stone bridge from 1515 still spans the river, and above the town rises the Baroque basilica of the Visitation — the cult of the miraculous statue of the Virgin Mary goes back to around 1200.
The trips are run by Ski-Raft, owner of the Art Nouveau Ławica Palace — the only building in the region in the Swiss style. The historic grange houses the Folwark Szyfrów with apartments, a mini zoo and a narrow-gauge train, and at the end of the route a snack point serves fried fish.
The Ski-Raft wharf is at Skalna Street in Bardo; the trip requires no experience — equipment and instruction are provided by the operator.
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