Ladies and gentlemen I guest that you already felt sweat on your back. Only 3 kilometres and you’ll be at the top of the mountain. Working on Errant Rocks (pol. Błędne Skały), every year we have the opportunity to serve exceptional tourists. We also had a habit to hang cards with cards with answers to the most interesting questions asked by tourists.

Here you can find some examples of those questions with answers:

Where is the entrance to the Errant Rocks labyrinth?

After leaving the checkout area, look right. On a wooden structure, you will find a big sign ENTRANCE.

How long does it take to pass the Errant Rocks labyrinth?

App. 40 minutes.

Is it possible to buy a ticket from Szczeliniec Wielki to Gubałówka here?

No, we only sell tickets for the Errant Rocks.

What’s the child ticket age limit?

Up to 7 years old.

Why it so expensive? Why we need to pay for such a bad trail. Why does it rain?

Unfortunately, as a service, we have no influence on the infrastructure and weather. All complaints can be sent to the Park Directorate (ul. Słoneczna 31 in Kudowa Zdrój).

Will you chase me when I get in without a ticket?

No, we call the National Park Guards and you will pay a fine.

Can you see the sky on the Errant Rocks?

Yes.

Is there a peak on the Errant Rocks?

No, it’s a rock labyrinth.

In the Errant Rocks are two very narrow passages. O course as people with a high level of personal culture we can’t stop you at the checkout with a suggestion that you will not be able to pass there due to too hight weight. Every time when such a person will pass our hearts bursting with pride.

Some interesting anecdotes from the Errant Rocks:

A few years ago there was a situation with a man who was very tall and had some unnecessary kilos and who stuck in the Liczyrzepa passage. We need to call Mountain Volunteer Search and Rescue (GOPR), who had released this poor man. Two jears later this man returned to the checkout with 50 kilos less than during his last visit. The situation with Liczyrzepa passage motivates him for weight loss.

Another funny situation had a place during the elimination to the Miss World contest in 2006. Candidates were to toke some pictures in the labyrinth. Unfortunately, they didn’t manage to challenge this with banquet dresses and high heels. The photo session was organized next to the entrance, under the Liczyrzepy rock.

As you see, this is an extraordinarily labirynth, which provides many interesting histories every year. Better not to be a part of this histories.

• Walking on the tourist trail is the safest for you and for nature... do not go beyond the trail. The trail has the most beautiful views. Do not take shortcuts.
• Inhale the fresh mountain air, do not smoke.
• The rocks around you are not good climbing material, let go of them. There is no cache there.
• Stones and minerals lie here for millions of years ... leave them for the next generations. Do not collect and mine rocks and minerals.
• If you're are here with your dog, your friend will be safer on a leash.

• Nature lives in symbiosis - do not destroy and do not collect plants, fruit or undergrowth.
• Animals live here in the wild, it's their home. Respect their calmness, do not frigten them, do not seize the animals, do not feed them.
• Enjoy the silence and the sounds of the nature - keep quiet, do not shout, do not sing, do not use radio receivers, do not play music. Let others enjoy the mountains, do not disturb the rest of the people.
• Whatever you brought – take it with you. Take away rubbish with you and leave in designated places near the shelter or entrances to the trail.