In the wider regional surroundings of Konina are Zamek w Czorsztynie and Czorsztyn – Zamek obronny XIVw. Niedzica (Dunajec) – Zamek and Niedzica – Zamek XIIIw. are also located there. For travellers interested in castles and history, this cultural connection to Konina is particularly appealing.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Konina.
Nature
Witów, Frączków Groń, Czechowa Góra and Góra Groń are located in the immediate surroundings of Konina.
Konina lies on the northern slopes of the Gorce Mountains, in a deep valley of the Konina Stream and its tributaries. The eastern slopes of Turbaczyk descend towards the valley of the Konina Stream and the Skalisty Stream. The landscape therefore suits an interest in mountain travel.
The village includes the slopes of Czechowa Góra, Frączkowy Groń, Turbaczyk and Gębowa, as well as smaller elevations north of Konina.
Konina at a Glance
Konina is a village in Poland, located in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, in Limanowa County and the municipality of Niedźwiedź.
The road to Konina leads from Niedźwiedź and ends near the Potaśnia forestry lodge.
History
The place name Konina is recorded from 1234; the Konina Stream is documented under the name Cuna Magna for the year 1254.
Active Travel
Within the park area, cycling routes are designated as difficult trails intended for individual use by up to five people.
Hiking in the Turbaczyk area is limited to marked hiking trails and educational paths.
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