The area around Ścinawka Dolna was settled as early as the Middle Ages, when local trade routes ran through the Ścinawka River valley between Kłodzko and Broumov. Jasna Dolina likely arose as a small agricultural base – a few farms, fields, meadows, and roads leading nowhere… or precisely where one needed to get there faster than others. Over the centuries, countries and borders have changed, but the landscape has remained almost the same: gentle hills, a mosaic of fields, and a silence that today is this place's greatest asset.
The character of this place is also well captured by its old German name. Loosely translated, it meant "Houses in a Hellish Oval Hole," suggesting the area could have been considered difficult or isolated. A perfect place to relax, right?

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