Travel, photography, guide
A few days in the Bieszczady Mountains. Usually, the idea and plan are simple. It looks something like this: “Let's go to Bieszczady for a few days.
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The map of Solina must be there! ... in fact, this is a map of the Solińskie Lake area, because without a map you can't move! Choosing the perfect one
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I'm going to Solina When we say “Solina” we usually don't mean a small town with that name. We have rather under the term "Solina"
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When we say Bieszczady, we usually mean the Polish part of these mountains, located at the very end of the south-eastern corner of Poland. However, Bieszczady are
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Baptism in Bieszczady Entering Tarnica is like baptism in Bieszczady. In common opinion, if you haven't been to Tarnica, it's like you
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A bit of peace and quiet In the summer season, people are everywhere. More or less crowded, but everywhere. Generally, it can be said that
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Are Bieszczady everywhere? When looking for accommodation in the Bieszczady Mountains, I must have followed the same path as most internet searchers. I entered "accommodation
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The magnetic Połonina Caryńska mountain pasture is one of the two (next to Wetlińska) most popular pastures in the Bieszczady Mountains. This is a must for everyone's agenda
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The easy trail with insane views of Bukowe Berdo (sometimes the name Połonina Dźwiniacka is used) is a bit off the beaten track and generally not
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Połonina Wetlińska (next to Połonina Caryńska) is the most frequently visited place by beginners from Bieszczady. This is where most Bieszczady lovers become infected
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We go to Rawki A walk to Mała and Wielka Rawka from the Wyżniańska Pass has many advantages. It is short (both ways
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