We love looking at the world from the top of the mountain where we created our nomadic settlement. For over 500 years, people have settled in the local valleys because it is sometimes windy at the heights. We like these gusts because they take away what is unnecessary and bring new things. They activate the sounds of our wind chimes, which create vibrations that resonate with the cosmic Om, the heart chakra and the blue-green color that dominates around us. We have a spectacular panorama here, reaching from Wysokie Dział, through Łopiennik, Smerek, Połonina Wetlińska to Połonina Caryńska. We admire it every day, and in the evenings we admire the stars and look for the northern lights.

Reality brings us down to earth. We start each day by feeding our herd and cleaning up poop. Together with four horses, two goats, a dog and a cat, we moved from the Kampinos Forest to the wild mountains. We have created a haven here for them, for us and for you - if, like us, you value proximity to nature and mountain trails. You can traverse them with Jakub - a licensed mountain guide, encountering the tracks of a bison, a bear, and maybe even a wolf along the way.

Even though we are constantly drawn to the unknown, we love coming back here. To the land of kindness, where every person is greeted with a smile. This is how we were welcomed here and this is how we will welcome you.

Situated on a mountaintop on the border of the Bieszczady and Low Beskid Mountains, the house offers a beautiful view of the mountain pastures and horses grazing beneath the windows.

Inside the 100-square-meter house, you'll find:
– on the ground floor: a spacious living room with a fireplace, bookcase, sofa bed, and table, a fully equipped kitchen (with dishwasher, oven, and refrigerator), and a bathroom (with bathtub and shower).
– on the first floor: two triple bedrooms (each with a double bed and a single bed).

There's also a large terrace with a table and loungers, overlooking the mountains, pasture, and our small vineyard. You can rent two bicycles from us.

The house is air-conditioned, so you can cool or heat it in minutes. There's also a fireplace with a wood supply in the living room, and underfloor heating in the bathroom. Both bedrooms have electric heaters.

We live next door, so if you need anything, please let us know. Our friendly neighbors are building next door – their house is already standing, and interior finishing work is underway, which isn't intrusive, but we're letting you know.

We value peace and quiet. We have four horses, two goats, a cat, and a dog living with us. All our pets have been through tough times, and our priority is ensuring their peace, which is why we don't allow parties at our property.

The kitchen includes a large refrigerator with a triple freezer, a dishwasher, an oven, and an electric stovetop. There's also cutlery, tableware, mugs, glasses, wine glasses and a bottle opener, kitchen knives, scissors, a set of pots and pans, and cutting boards. A drip coffee maker and filters are also available, along with ground and instant coffee, several types of tea, and an electric kettle.

The nearest shop is 1.5 km away, and a supermarket is 5 km away. You can also order food delivered (we'll share the contact details).

You can also order breakfasts made with local produce – please let us know at least two days before your arrival.

Jakub is a professional traveler and experienced mountain guide. He is also a licensed guide for the Bieszczady and Magura National Parks. He will be happy to advise you on what to experience in the Wilcze Góry Mountains. He has prepared dozens of suggested hiking and biking routes for you. If you would like to join him on a trip, please let us know in advance to arrange the details and book a date. Magda, on the other hand, has lived with horses for years and is happy to share her knowledge about them. She creates educational activities and films that help you better understand these extraordinary animals.

Our surroundings (both near and far) are rich in attractions:
– Viewpoints in Poraż (one of them is the Nomads Hill terrace) and on the peaks of Tokarnia, Rzepedka, and Wysoki Wierch.
– The Solina Dam and Lake Solina. A cable car route runs along the dam, offering views of the lake, the surrounding hills, and the green, gentle ranges of the Słonne Mountains and Bieszczady Mountains. Sailing, kayaking, and kitesurfing are also available on the lake.
- Lake Myczkowskie is surrounded by a network of walking trails. It's more wild and intimate here than Lake Solina. You can enjoy a picnic on the grassy shore or head to the viewpoint in the quarry in Bóbrka.
- Orli Kamień and Orle Skałki in the Słonne Mountains Landscape Park.
- In Bezmiechowa (on Kamionka, one of the Słonne Mountains' vantage points) there's a glider landing offering stunning views of the Bieszczady Mountains.

– The historical and cultural trail Around Baladhora, which will take you to discover the most interesting places and areas of the villages of Morochów, Mokre, and the now-defunct village of Zawadka Morochowska.
– There are several spa towns in the area: Iwonicz, Rymanów, and Polańczyk.
– The Przełom Osławy Pod Duszatynem Nature Reserve, from where a trail leads to the Zwiezło Reserve with the Duszatyńskie Lakes on the slope of Chryszczata. The second nearby reserve is Przełom Osławy Pod Mokrem. The Osława River is just 15 minutes away. In the Osława Valley, you'll see many historic Orthodox churches (you'll see them in the towns of Radoszyce, Komańcza, Rzepedź, Smolnik, Morochów, Szczawne, and Turzańsk), and you'll also find many pleasant cycling routes. – Lesko, where you can see the 16th-century Kmita Castle located on the banks of the San River and a synagogue with one of the most valuable Jewish cemeteries in Poland (the oldest grave dates back to the first half of the 16th century).
– And near Lesko, in the Sanocko-Turczańskie Mountains, is the Lesko Stone, a rock formation with an unusual shape.
– The Góra Sobień Nature Reserve with a viewing platform (the so-called Bieszczad Gate).
– Ruins of Sobień Castle.
– Ruins of the Discalced Carmelite Monastery in Zagórze.
– Sanok with the Museum of Folk Architecture, where you can see examples of the wooden architecture of the Bieszczady and Low Beskids, and the Historical Museum with a gallery of works by Zdzisław Beksiński.
– Przemyśl, one of the oldest Polish cities, with a beautiful market square, an underground tourist trail, an arboretum, the Museum of Bells and Pipes, and a ski slope. – Hiking trails in the Sanocko-Turczańskie Mountains (e.g., the Przemyśl-Sanok Red Trail, the Trail in the Footsteps of the Good Soldier Švejk, or the Yellow Trail from Orli Kamień to Sanok).
– We have just over 50 km to the Wetlińska and Caryńska mountain pastures.

The nearest ski resorts and slopes are: BIESZCZAD.ski Wańkowa, KiczeraSki Puławy Górne, Laworta Ski Ustrzyki Dolne, Gromadzyń, and Kalnica. In winter, you can also go ski touring. And in summer, we recommend rafting down the San River.
At Nomads Hill, you'll hear the neighing of horses in the morning, and at dusk, you'll be accompanied by the hooting of owls. Bison, bears, and wolves live in the area; you might be able to spot them, and if not, you might stumble upon their tracks. The starry sky is included in your package, and you might even be able to see the Northern Lights.

We work remotely and have wireless internet. Each bedroom has a desk for work. However, our internet can be tricky, so keep that in mind if you decide to come to work.