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I have been living high in the mountains for eight years now. Standing on the terrace in the morning and drinking coffee surrounded by nature, in the distance I often heard my neighbor, Maniek, calling: “Malejka! The grove is rustling!” And indeed the grove is rustling, mushrooms are growing, deer are roaring, and berries are ripening on the bushes. In winter, the snow can lie in layers, after all, it is 870 m above sea level. But don't worry about anything, we will arrange that you leave the car in the parking lot, and I will come to you in a 4x4. Sometimes, when the snow is up to your armpits, you have to walk about 300 m to the yurt. Such are the charms of living in the Żywiec Beskids. We have more charms. There is a terrace with views from dawn to dusk, there is a cozy yurt for a couple, and for a maximum of 4 people. There is a friendly agritourism that serves delicious food, but you have to walk 300 m. In return, 900 m separates you from the Shelter on Hala Boracza. For such a short walk, the reward is great. Yeast buns as fluffy as clouds, dumplings and sauerkraut and further trails to Hala Lipowska or further along the Wallachian Culture Trail in Silesia. We have many marked trails around, but I will be happy to show you around these unknown corners of the mountains. Together we will look for a habitat in the middle of the forest, a source of health and longevity, Janosik's cave. In the evening, we can light a fire, prepare a cauldron and listen together to the rustling of the grove.