The uphill section is quite challenging but with a little bit of effort, you can really have lots of fun. The track leads through the forest with a wide diversity of trees. Some open space and views appear in the midway. Wooden platforms or passes made of rock have been made on the track to facilitate passing the wetlands even in the wet weather. Still, this section is just the beginning.

It is simply beautiful. You ride on the winding path with beautiful views all around the slope. There is a place to jump and some challenging but fun obstacles, even a few raised curves. The finish section is calmer so that we can cool down. However, it will not surprise me if some bikers immediately turn to the red uphill track for more adventure.

You will find there a very neat combination of materials: steel gives lightness of structure and form but it is also raw and ascetic whereas wooden, seemingly ‘cosmic, saucer breaks this impression. The entrance leads on a very tight spiral of the stairs. Although it is traditional, there is not much space, which can be a disadvantage.  The place could also do with a few benches to rest and reflect, although they are rarely placed on such towers. The views are really inspiring and encourage visiting the tower.

There is a beautiful view over the eastern Sudeten Mountains – especially over the Snieznik Massif - and the Bystrzyca and Orlica Mountains that will temp even the most fierce bikers to take a break from the ride and succumb to its beauty.

While riding, the beautiful smell of clean forest air delights and enravishes you.

On the Spalona Pass, in the heart of the Bystrzyca Mountains, at an altitude of 811 m a.s.l. there is Jagodna Mountain Hostel. It impresses not only with its great location but also attractions for downhill and cross-country skiers, great cuisine and picturesque tracks. It is worth coming to this place with the whole family, because everyone will find something for themselves.

You complete the track by a mountain hostel.