Explore Place
Before the nature reserve was established in 1963, the area of the ravine had been used for economic purposes since the time of Bolesław the Brave. Just inside the entrance to the reserve, on the left-hand side, is a rock formation called Czubata. On the southern side of the stream is a large cliff of Smolegowa Skała, which is made of limestone.
A wealth of attractions
Not far from the nature reserve, there is a horse farm offering horseback riding tours in the surrounding area. From Biała Woda, you can also cycle to Obidza or Piwniczna-Zdrój, or hike to the highest peak of the Sądecki Beskid mountains – Radziejowa.
Education and environmental protection
The Biała Woda nature reserve is not only a place for recreation and enjoying nature, but also an educational center where visitors can learn more about the local flora, fauna, and the activities aimed at protecting this unique natural area.
