マグラ国立公園のおすすめランニングルート

From the Wapienne side, there's a fairly long ascent, while from the other side, from Niżne, there's a much shorter but steeper ascent. Currently, in winter, there's knee-deep snow in places, so hiking poles are recommended. Despite the good markings, a GPS or a map on your phone is recommended.

a route for everyone, at any time of the year

Świerzowa (805 m above sea level) is a forested peak on the Main Beskid Trail. There is a bench at the top.

The "Świerzowa Ruska" nature and cultural path is a 4-kilometer route marked in 2015, which leads along the Świerzówka stream through the area of the no longer existing Lemko village of Świerzowa Ruska. There are 8 stops on the route and it ends at the Majdan Pass, from where you can continue the route along the red trail.

Diabli Kamień is a rock group constituting a natural monument on the edge of the Magurski National Park in the Low Beskids. It is located in the town of Folusz, it is one of the stops on the nature trail. It consists of numerous large boulders of coarse-grained Magura sandstone, with the highest rising to over 10 meters. The rocks are originally shaped and divided by numerous crevices. This place owes its name to a local legend. According to her, devils wanted to destroy the church in Cieklin by moving a huge boulder from Magura Wątkowska. However, when the rooster crowed over Mount Cosmas, the devils lost their power and the boulder fell from their clutches, breaking into smaller rocks and saving the church. Apparently there are traces of devil's claws on the rock...

The Magura Waterfall is undoubtedly the greatest attraction of the Folusz nature trail in the Magura National Park. It is worth coming after the rain to see it in its full glory.

Magura (829 m above sea level) is a peak on the Main Beskid Trail. Below there is a place with a shelter and benches.

The Kornuty nature reserve is an inanimate nature reserve belonging to the buffer zone of the Magura National Park. Established in 1953 in order to preserve, for scientific, educational, cultural and social reasons, a unique fragment of the Magura Nappe in the Beskidmediny Mountains with fantastically shaped rocks as a result of erosion.