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Delicious food, friendly service, and I still have a long way to go before I book my accommodation. I highly recommend learning about the history of the shelter in Pyszniańska Dolina and visiting the Lori Memorial Room at the Ornak Shelter.

It's usually very crowded in high season, as the ascent is easy and flat. I recommend the apple pie.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED route! :) https://www.komoot.it/tour/2645265731?ref=aso&share_token=aPn37XI5qGPgr6TnRFIaS14czzky9ZEloOuhvbgy4 The view at the top is spectacular. There were four of us in the third week of October. We did the COUNTERCLOCKWISE TOUR (and we recommend it). Tips: - Check the weather forecast before leaving. - There was snow at the top, so the recommended clothing is: layered clothing with tights, waterproof pants, waterproof snow boots (trekking boots), crampons, a thermal shirt, a fleece, a waterproof jacket, and snow gloves. - There's no need to bring too many liters of water because there's a refuge at the top where you can also have lunch (name: Schronisko PTTK w Dolinie). - Sure-footedness and good physical condition are required. -Do not venture out if there's a storm or severe weather. -Even in the rain, the trail can be slippery. (We did NOT have crampons, so we went slowly on the descents and paid close attention.)

From the Krowiarek Pass to Babia Góra, this is the first peak to be conquered, there are nice views and benches to rest on

Further information can be found at the following link: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diablak

Further information can be found at the following link: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokolica_(Saybuscher_Beskiden)

A mountain pass at an elevation of 1,160 meters, between Tarnica and Halicz. It's high but flat, and most of it is covered with mountain pastures. The beautiful views are jaw-dropping.

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: from here you can see Połonina Bukowska, Połonina Równa, Starostyna, and in the distance, the peaks of Popadia and Wielka Sywula.