Lyrical ambient of this place is a fusion of the pristine landscape trapped between the two slopes of the valley, the stream’s melody accompanied by crickets and the sound of nearby waterfall, combined with the harmony of the forest’s scents, and contrasted by the smell of burning wood in a campfire.

Będkowska is the largest, and, arguably, the prettiest valley in Jura Krakowsko-Częstochowska. Its uniqueness can be attributed to aesthetics (landscape composed of Jurassic rocks, river, forests and meadows), nature, geology and also history (training grounds for pioneers of polish climbing, trenches from the IIWW, remnants of a stronghold from XII century). There are several hiking (yellow, blue), cycling (red, blue, green) and educational trails (Valley of Caves, Małopolski Geotouristic Trail, The Trail of Jurassic Castles).

Multiple rock formations scattered throughout Dolina are of great popularity with the climbing community. Brandysówka has its place in the history of Polish climbing. It was the Będkowska valley, where the pioneers of rock and mountain climbing (grupa Pokutników) worked on improving their skills, as early as in the twenties of the XX century. They would often find a shelter, a meal and some nice company in Brandysówka. Since those times, consecutive generations of climbers keep visiting Dolina Będkowska and Brandysówka. Nowadays, we have the pleasure of accommodating GOPR’s outpost under our roof (Voluntary Mountain Rescue Team, Jurassic Group).