Reservoir on Lake Czerniańskie

Czerniańskie Lake, also known as the Czerniańskie Reservoir, is an artificial dam reservoir built in Wisła Czarna between 1968 and 1973 for retention purposes and as a drinking water reservoir. It connects the waters of the Biała and Czarna Wisełka streams, which give rise to the queen of Polish rivers – the Vistula.

Besides its utility functions, the reservoir's dam also serves as a tourist attraction as a promenade walkway. The lake is surrounded by picturesque peaks of the Silesian Beskids, among which is Barania Góra. Near the Czerniańskie Reservoir, you can also find: the President of the Republic of Poland's Little Castle, the Biała Wisełka Valley with the famous Rodło Cascades, and a waterfall on the Wisełka stream.

If you are planning a longer or shorter walk or trip, you can order a LUNCHBOX at our reception.
3 sandwiches, fruit, a bar, and 0.5L of still water – just order at least 24 hours in advance before the planned pickup of the package.