Jagodna Shack
| Jagodna-Baude Polish: Schronisko PTTK "Jagodna" , formerly "Brandbaude" PTTK-Baude |
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 The hut in summer |
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| location | At the Brandpass (Przełęcz Spalona); Poland | |
| Mountain range | Habelschwerdter Mountains , Sudeten | |
| Geographical location: | 50 ° 16 '37.4 " N , 16 ° 32' 14.3" E | |
| Altitude | 811 m npm | |
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| owner | PTTK | |
| Built | 1895 | |
| Construction type | Shack; out of stone | |
| Usual opening times | open all year | |
| accommodation | 56 beds | |
| Web link | Site of the cottage | |
The Jagodna-Baude ( Polish Schronisko PTTK "Jagodna" , formerly " Brandbaude ") is a hostel in the Habelschwerdter Mountains , a mountain range of the Sudetes in Poland .
Location and description
The Jagodna-Baude is located in the corridor of the village Spalona (German Brand ), which belongs to the rural community Bystrzyca Kłodzka ( Habelschwerdt ). It lies at an altitude of 811 m above sea level. NHN near the Brandpass (Przełęcz Spalona).
It is accessible via several marked hiking trails, e.g. B. in 2.5 hours from Habelschwerdt, as well as by car on the Sudetenstrasse ( Droga wojewódzka 389 ).
The hut offers 56 beds in rooms for 2 to 7 people with a simple tourist standard and also has a range of meals.
It can be used as a starting point for hikes in the surrounding wooded mountains, e.g. B. in one hour to Heidelberg (Jagodna, 977 m) the highest peak of the Habelschwerdter Mountains. A 300 m long chair ski lift is operated above the hut in snow-sure locations .
history
In 1895 Paul Hartmann built an inn named after him near the Brandpass, which was later used as a hostel. When winter sports became popular at the beginning of the 20th century, the capacity had to be increased significantly. The establishment was now called Gasthaus Brand .
In 1927 the Glatzer Mountain Association took over the hut , renovated and expanded it, and in 1933 gave it the name Brandbaude . It experienced a particular boost from the construction of the Sudetenstrasse, which passed it.
When the German population had to leave the country after 1945, the building fell into disrepair. In 1948 it was taken over by the PTTK Glatz tourism administration and is now named after its home town of Spalona . In the following years there were further renovations. Nevertheless, the dining room with its glazed veranda has retained its historical decor and is still reminiscent of the atmosphere of the old inn.
At the end of the 1960s the hut was given a new name, this time after the highest mountain in the Habelschwerdter Mountains, Jagodna .
literature
- Karl Baedeker : Baedeker's Silesia . Leipzig 1939, p. 202
- Aloys Bernatzky : Lexicon of the county Glatz. Marx Verlag Leimen / Heidelberg 1984, ISBN 3-931019-06-3 , p. 32.
Web links
- Site of the cottage
- Historical and current images. Retrieved February 10, 2019 .