Gajów is a small village at the edge of the Ścinawskie Hills, offering a quiet base close to the famous rock formations of the Table Mountains (Góry Stołowe). It's a good stop for travelers who want peaceful surroundings without straying far from the region's main trails.

The area charms visitors with gentle, hilly landscapes that glow with color in autumn and turn calm and snowy in winter. From here it's easy to reach Radków and continue toward the striking rock labyrinths of Szczeliniec.

• A long-distance hiking trail passes through Gajów, connecting Szklary-Samborowice with Międzygórze, running through Tłumaczów, Radków, Skalne Wrota, Pasterka, Szczeliniec Wielki and Duszniki-Zdrój.

• Remains of an 18th-century manor (No. 15) - a trace of the village's rural past.
• A historic park from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, listed as a protected monument.

Gajów makes a peaceful pause before heading onward into the Table Mountains, where the region's rocky wonders await.