Kłodzko Valley with a dog - Table Mountains and trails

The Kłodzko Valley is a mountainous landscape full of trails —from the Table Mountains to the Śnieżnik Massif. It's great to take your dog here, just remember the rules in the Table Mountains National Park.

Table Mountains - pay attention to the rules

In the Table Mountains National Park (Szczeliniec Wielki, Błędne Skały), dogs must be on a leash , and the narrow rock passages can be challenging for dogs. Check the current park regulations and assess whether the route is safe for your dog.

Trails outside the park

Outside the national park, the region offers plenty of gentler trails and walking routes – around Kłodzko, Lądek or the Śnieżnik Massif, where the rules are more relaxed.

Spas and accommodation

In spa towns (Polanica, Duszniki, Kudowa), access to spa parks and pump rooms with dogs is sometimes restricted, and dogs are not allowed in the thermal spas . However, many lodgings and guesthouses welcome pets —confirm the policy when booking.

Practical tips

• In the national park, leashes are strictly required; assess the difficulty of rocky passages.
• Water for the trail and tick protection.
• Check the rules in spa zones.

Frequently asked questions

Can you climb Szczeliniec or Błędne Skały with a dog?

In the Stołowe Mountains National Park, dogs must be on a leash, and the narrow rock passages can be difficult for dogs - assess safety and check the park regulations.

Can a dog enter the thermal baths in the Kłodzko Valley?

No—dogs are not allowed in the thermal facilities or pools. However, you can choose pet-friendly accommodations and explore trails outside the park.