Three-crown hut
| Drei-Kronen-Hütte (Polish: Schronisko PTTK Trzy Korony) PTTK-Hütte |
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 Hut under the Trzy Korony |
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| location | North bank of the Dunajec ; Poland | |
| Mountain range | Middle pienins , pienins | |
| Geographical location: | 49 ° 24 '18 " N , 20 ° 24' 40" E | |
| Altitude | 470 m npm | |
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| owner | PTTK | |
| Built | 1930 | |
| Construction type | Hut; Stone, wood | |
| Usual opening times | open all year | |
| accommodation | 84 beds, 0 camps | |
| Web link | Site of the hut | |
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The three-crown hut ( pl. Schronisko PTTK Trzy Korony ) is located at an altitude of 470 m above sea level. NN in Poland in the Middle Pienines on an embankment above the Dunajec and below the Trzy Korony . The Dunajec breakthrough begins immediately downstream . The hut has 86 beds. The area belongs to Sromowce Niżne in the municipality of Czorsztyn . After the Henryk Sienkiewicz Hut, built in 1907, was not rebuilt after the Second World War , the Three Crowns Hut is now the only refuge in the Middle Pienines.
history
The hut was built from 1929 to 1930 by the Silesian Tourist Commission as a hostel and called the Silesian Hostel or Silesian House. After the German occupation of Poland, the hut was used by the occupying army as a border station. After the Second World War, the PTTK took over the hut, which has been used for tourism again since the 1960s. It has been rebuilt and modernized several times. In the neighboring building there is an exhibition of the Pieninen Museum department.
Accesses
The hut can be reached:
- ▬ on the yellow marked hiking trail from Sromowce Niżne through the Wąwóz Szopczański gorge , the Przełęcz Szopka mountain passto the Bajków Groń peakand on to Krościenko nad Dunajcem
- ▬ on the green marked hiking trail to the blue marked ridge trail on the Trzy Korony
- from the Slovak monastery Červený Kláštor over the Dunajec bridge in Sromowce Niżne to the hut
The hut can also be reached by car. However, access is only free for residents. Not far from the hut there is a small ski area and the landing stage for raft rides on the Dunajec through the Dunajec Gorge.
Transitions
- ▬ Ridge path marked blue over the main ridge of the Pieninen
- ▬ Red marked Pieninenweg along the Dunajec through the Dunajec breakthrough
Mountaineering
Summits in the vicinity of the hut are in the Middle Pienines:
- Trzy Korony ( 982 m )
- Nowa Góra ( 902 m )
- Macelak ( 857 m )
- Ostry Wierch ( 851 m )
- Cyrlowa Skała ( 816 m )
- Czoło ( 815 m )
- Flaki ( 810 m )
- Macelowa Góra ( 800 m )
- Zamkowa Góra ( 799 m )
- Łysina ( 792 m )
- Czerteż ( 774 m )
- Czertezik ( 772 m )
- Kozia Góra ( 771 m )
- Wdżar ( 767 m )
- Białe Skały ( 749 m )
- Sokolica ( 747 m )
- Podskalnia Góra ( 743 m )
- Ociemny Wierch ( 740 m )
- Wysoki Dział ( 731 m )
- Bajków Groń ( 716 m )
- Ula ( 713 m )
- Rabsztyn ( 691 m )
- Majerz ( 689 m )
- Upszar ( 678 m )
- Piekiełko ( 678 m )
- Facimiech ( 668 m )
- Stronia ( 663 m )
- Pulsztyn ( 613 m )
- Sołtysia Skała ( 582 m )
- Klejowa Góra ( 579 m )
- Przechodni Wierch ( 552 m )
See also
Web links
literature
- Witold Henryk Paryski, Zofia Radwańska-Paryska: Wielka encyklopedia tatrzańska. Wydawnictwo Górskie, Poronin 2004, ISBN 83-7104-009-1 .
- Józef Nyka: Pieniny. Przewodnik. 9th edition. Trawers, Latchorzew 2006, ISBN 83-915859-4-8 .
- Pieniny polskie i słowackie. Mapa turystyczna 1:25 000. Agencja Wydawnicza "WiT" sc, Piwniczna 2008, ISBN 978-83-907671-3-0 .
- Ivan Voluščuk: Pieninský Národný Park . AKCENT press service, 1992, ISBN 80-900447-5-1 .