The Top 20 Peaks around Bieszczady

The top of Tarnica is 1446 meters above sea level, fenced with wooden tiles to avoid the destruction of the grassland by numerous tourists. At the top, there is a … read more

At the top of the bench and the crossing of green and yellow trails. Yellow leads to Wielka Rawka.

Wielka Rawka is a mountain peak in the Bieszczady National Park, located at 1304 meters above sea level. From up here you have a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains. There are some wooden boards for seating.

In winter, snowshoes will also come in handy when it snows 😉 for me, Caryńska wins over Wetlińska. Beautiful views on a clear day.

The blue trail leads to Bukowe Berdo, either from the direction of Muczne or from Wołosate. From Muczne first yellow which goes to blue.

A short and pleasant ascent to Jeleniowaty from Muczne. At the top, a 34 m high tower with a beautiful panorama of the Bieszczady Mountains. A pleasant trip also for children.

So you've reached Kruhly Wierch, the highest point on Połonina Caryńska (1,297 m). What are those views? From here, you can see the Sanocko-Turczańskie Mountains, Połonina Wetlińska, and the massifs of Mała and Wielka Rawka. A beautiful sight. read more

Halicz, at 1,333 meters above sea level, is the third highest peak in the Polish Bieszczady Mountains. It lies between Kopa Bukowska and Rozsypaniec. The views will blow you away: … read more

Wielki Król (732 m) is a mountain near Ustrzyki Dolne. In some places, despite the low altitude, the approach is very demanding. I recommend doing a loop route from Ustrzyki: Mały Król, Wielki Król and then Kamienna Laworta.