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Our area will provide you with many attractions and entertainment, and there are many groups who spend their entire stay there. In the Blacksmith's Village:
– you can enjoy a large green area,
– I will invite you for a tour of the forge and tell you about the blacksmith's profession and the history of my family, and for those interested I will organize blacksmithing workshops (for an additional fee),
– a hot tub is waiting for you (cost for the entire stay: PLN 300, I will light it for you during the first session and show you how to do it yourself in the future),
– you can use the smokehouse open to the garden and the grill,
– there is a fishing rod, and you can fish in the pond (or splash, if you don't mind the company of fish),
– there is also a telescope for night observations of stars in the sky,
– we can organize a summer cinema:
∙ sometimes we organize them for the entire village - then admission is ticketed and you do not pay for participation, but you must agree to organize an event in the garden during your stay (version for people-loving people),
∙ we can prepare a summer cinema just for you (there is even popcorn!) - then the cost of such a project is PLN 800,
– we have bicycles for you included in the price of your stay (3 for adults and 2 for children).
Moreover, it is impossible to get bored in the Sanocko-Turczańskie Mountains (i.e. those just before the Bieszczady Mountains):
– you can put on wellies and go on a trip up the stream flowing right next to our plot – such a trip to the source takes about 2-3 hours,
– the Good Soldier Švejk Bicycle Trail runs nearby,
– you have 15 minutes. to Wańkowa Ski, where there is a ski slope and the longest cable railway in the Bieszczady Mountains, there is also a tubing track for sliding on pontoons and the longest zip line in Poland,
– there are famous serpentines in the Słonne Mountains (one of the local mountain ranges), which you can drive by car or climb to Przysłop along the red trail, e.g. from Rakowa.
The closest routes to us are right under our noses, i.e. those of the Słonne Mountains. The name of the range comes from the brine springs found here, from which salt has been obtained for centuries. Nowadays, no one does this anymore, but you can walk along the trails that cross the area, unmarked paths that stretch for kilometers, drink water from springs and avoid bear tracks. Apart from forest inhabitants such as wolves, lynxes and eagles, it is difficult to encounter other wanderers, which is becoming less and less common in Biesy.