PTTK shelter on Hala Szrenicka is one of the highest located shelters in Karkonosze, situated at an altitude of about 1200 m. It lies on a vast mountain pasture, between the peaks of Kamiennik and Szrenica, within the Karkonosze National Park. It is also the first hostel on the red route of Polish-Czech friendship.

The first structures on Hala Szrenicka were built in 1786 as shepherd’s huts. Over time they developed into a hostel, which was rebuilt in Alpine style in 1895. After World War II, the facility passed into the hands of the Polish Tourist Society (PTTK). In 1976 the chalet burned down, and after reconstruction it took on its current appearance.

The hostel offers a total of 110 beds of various standards, including dormitory and private rooms. A buffet, Finnish sauna, foosball table, ping-pong table and projector are also available. There is a wide range of board games for children and adults. A winter bar is also in operation during the winter season.

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