Drabina Wałbrzyska
Jedlina-Zdrój, Wałbrzych County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
Registration and pricing
Race description
The Wałbrzych Ladder is a demanding endurance mountain route in the Sudetes, passing through the Wałbrzych and Kłodzko Mountains. Over a distance of approximately 78 km, participants ascend nearly 4,000 meters of elevation, conquering over 30 peaks. The route forms a loop, with the start and finish points accessible from any point along the trail. It is an excellent option for those wishing to explore the landscape and natural beauty of this part of the Sudetes, offering an ambitious challenge without the need to travel to high mountains.
Highlights
- Approximately 78 km distance with an elevation gain of 3910 m up and down
- Over 30 peaks to conquer, including the highest Waligóra (935 m above sea level)
- The route forms a loop through the Kłodzko Mountains, Wałbrzych Mountains, and Wałbrzych Foothills
Additional information
The route is accessible year-round, although ice may form on steep sections in autumn and winter. A badge can be obtained for completing the route by reporting to the group administrator on Facebook. There is a "Drabina Wałbrzyska" group on Facebook with updates related to the project. Accommodation options include hostels, private rooms, hotels, and guesthouses. The route is not marked in the field and requires the use of a map. Viewing towers, shelters, and shops are available along the route. The route is open throughout the year, though ice may occur in winter.