Chocholowskie Choir

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Chocholowskie Wywierzysko Chochołowskie, also known as Chochołowskie Source - a large exposition in the Chochołowska Valley in the Western Tatras. It is located on the section between the glade Huciska and Polana near Jaworki, on the eastern side of the road, about 30 m from the Kmietowicz Rock. It leads to a short (1 minute) path.

The excavation is at 988 m n.p.m. It is partly powered by the waters of Chochołowskie Potok, a part of which is about 1.5 km above water, at the Chochołowska Vistula it disappears in ponory and flows underground cracks here just flows. Part of the water comes from the karst system of caves above the Chochołowska cave. According to the measurements of the dyeing of these waters, it is estimated that about 40 hours to overcome the overkill of the underground water. The water temperature varies between 5-6.3 ° C. The source is a shallow foot (about 1.5 m), located just below the steep slope. It is fenced with zerdkami. In the past, the rates were deeper, but the highlanders, however, fell upon him, throwing stones and logs into the trees, thus preventing the cattle from melting. Hiking trails - a short path separates from the green trail from Siwa Polana through Huciska to the Chocholowska Field. Time from the car park on Siwa Polana to the shelter on Chochołowska Glacier: 2:10 h, ↓ 1:45 h Bibliography



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