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Wieś Idzików
Pasterskie Skały is a group of seven rock tors rising from the narrow ridge of the Idzików upland above the village of Idzików in the Kłodzko Valley. They run in a line from north to south for some two hundred metres and are protected as a natural monument.
The rocks resemble flat walls, spires and blades. Four of the formations are large, one is medium-sized and the last two are big boulders. The tallest reach ten metres, are eight to twenty metres wide and only one and a half to three metres thick, which gives them a slender, fin-like shape.
No marked trail leads here. The simplest approach starts at the bus loop in Idzików along the side road towards Kamienna; beyond the last houses turn left onto a beaten path climbing to the ridge. From the top you can see the Upper Nysa Graben, Igliczna, Suchoń and Czarna Góra.
