Chatka Górzystów (Legendary Izera Blueberry Pancakes)
“Cult mountain refuge on Hala Izerska famous across Poland for giant blueberry pancakes”
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About this place
The sole surviving building (former schoolhouse) of the pre-WWII mountain settlement of Gross-Iser. Situated in the heart of the peat bogs, this electricity-free refuge is a pilgrimage stop for hikers and mountain bikers craving their legendary fluffy sweet cheese and bilberry pancakes.
Bring cash (PLN) — no card terminals or mobile signal exist here.
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