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In the area there are hiking trails, trekking trails, ski trails, horse studs, farms and menageries. You can go mushroom or berry picking in the forest.
In the immediate vicinity there is also the Great Bieszczady Loop, beloved by cyclists and motorcyclists, one of the most picturesque roads in Poland. If some attraction is 20/30 km away from our house, it is still worth a ride, especially towards Cisna and Wetlina. Some people visit the Bieszczady Mountains especially for this ride. It is also worth visiting Lake Solina, or more precisely its non-commercial, southern part. It looks best from the water level: kayak, water bike or boat. After a hard day on the trail or in the field, you can light a barbecue with us, warm up in the sauna, and in the evening by the bonfire gaze at the lights of the Milky Way. If you don't feel like doing anything, you can relax on the terrace or by the fireplace and enjoy the sounds and views.
We also like walks, without stress. We recommend the trail to the viewpoint on the Chudy Quarry in Bystre. A pleasant walking path through the Bieszczady jungle leads to it. It is worth taking such a half-hour trek when you are in the area. Even in flip-flops and with a child on your shoulders.
Another local gem to check off, during a visit to our cottage, is the Gołoborze Nature Reserve. Our flip-flops on your feet determine the level of difficulty of the trip. We especially recommend it because of the lush moss, the lack of tourists and large-scale advertising, the tapping of a woodpecker and the icy water.
And for lazy people who would like to see a piece of the Bieszczady wilderness, but do not feel like going up or down, just admiring, we recommend the Nature Trail Dolina Rabskiego Potok. Just 3 minutes from home there are mushrooms, salamanders, a river, and later a clearing and flowers. Further on there are grill shelters, places for a bonfire, picnic tables in the middle of the forest. There is no point in speculating about the level of difficulty, because we were there with a stroller, and not an off-road one, but a city stroller.