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One of the more pleasant sections of the Great Bieszczady Loop, leading along a local road between Brzegi Góry and the bridge over the San in Dwernik. Good surface, less traffic than on other sections of the loop, leading along provincial roads. Sloping terrain profile and riding along the Dwernik River, running on one side of the road, then the other. The long and pleasant descent ends on a wooden bridge over the San River.

Wyżna Pass, located at an altitude of 872 m above sea level in the Western Bieszczady Mountains, is one of the most recognizable places in the region. The pass offers a magnificent panorama of Połonina Wetlińska, Połonina Caryńska and Tarnica, the highest peak of the Western Bieszczady Mountains. For road cyclists, it is an attractive point on the Great Bieszczady Loop route, offering well-maintained asphalt roads. There is a large parking lot, a bus stop and an inn on site, making it a convenient place to rest. It is also worth paying attention to the monument dedicated to Jerzy Harasymowicz, a poet associated with the Bieszczady Mountains.

The ascent to Przełęcz Wyżna from Wetlina is longer than from Brzegi Górne and has fewer sides. Over a distance of 5.4 km we overcome 210 m of elevation with an average gradient of 4%. The asphalt is of good quality. On the pass there is a restaurant Zajazd u Górala.

Wyżna Pass can be reached from Brzegi Górne or Wetlina. Coming from Brzegi, we cover 2.4 km and 130 m of elevation and 5.6% average gradient. The climb gradually becomes steeper and flattens out just before the pass. The quality of the surface is satisfactory.

The trail is nice, well prepared, steep at times, be careful after rainfall

At the moment, the cost of a normal ticket to the National Park is PLN 9. If someone collects stamps, there is an opportunity to stamp the book here.

An iconic pub in the Bieszczady Mountains. It offers cold beer and tap wine. Great atmosphere.

A monument commemorating the brave defenders, ordinary people, of Cisna and the surrounding area against the UPA 1944–1947. Initially, he was called "Fallen in the fight to consolidate people's power" (pol. "Poległym w walce o utrwalenie władzy ludowej"). In order to avoid dismantling the monument as part of the decommunization act, it was decided to change its name.