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navigate by keyword : wilderness landscape mountain highland plateau horizon nature valley summit cloud ridge hill fell rock alps sky for hikers highest peaks bieszczady mountains paradise interesting famous tourist trails natural paths historical located those hiking through part poland have opportunity admire charming streams forests full animals plants not found other regions country wysokie land lynx which also symbol national park wolf bear bison local deer rut attracts enthusiasts area southernmost polish commune lutowiska towns typical region culture tradition wetlina chmiel

View from Rozsypaniec hill in autumn Bieszczady mountains in Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rozsypaniec peak in Bieszczady Mountains, Poland. View from the Halicz Peak Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red trail to Rozsypaniec peak in Bieszczady Mountains, Poland. View from the Halicz Peak Royalty Free Stock Photo

Red trail sign on the rocks in Bieszczady Mountains, Poland. Rozsypaniec peak Royalty Free Stock Photo

Autumn Bieszczady mountains panorama from Rozsypaniec hill in Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Autumn in Bieszczady Mountains, Poland. Halicz peak and Rozsypaniec peak. View from red trail near Goprowska Pass Royalty Free Stock Photo

Clouds - View from Rozsypaniec in the Bieszczady Mountains in Poland in black and white Royalty Free Stock Photo

view from hiking trail bellow Rozsypaniec hill in autumn Bieszczady mountains in Poland Royalty Free Stock Photo

Autumn in Bieszczady Mountains, Poland. Rozsypaniec peak. View from red trail near Goprowska Pass Royalty Free Stock Photo

For hikers, the highest peaks of the Bieszczady Mountains are a real paradise. This is where the most interesting and famous tourist trails, natural paths and historical paths are located. Those hiking through this part of Poland have the opportunity to admire charming mountain streams and forests full of animals and plants not found in other regions of the country. Bieszczady Wysokie is the land of the lynx (which is also the symbol of the Bieszczady National Park), the wolf, the bear and the bison. The local deer rut attracts enthusiasts not only from Poland, but also from abroad. When you come to this area, you can visit the southernmost Polish commune - Lutowiska, as well as towns with a unique, but typical for this region, culture and tradition, such as Wetlina or Chmiel.