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

The bridge over Wetlina, which was once located in the center of the village of Łuh. From the bridge we will see not only the river, but in the distance we can see the Smerek peak, which is famous as a mountain from which the most beautiful panoramas of the Bieszczady Mountains can be admired.

Sine Wiry is a landscape reserve located in the former villages of Łuh, Zawój and Polanki. It stretches along the Wetlina River, which breaks through numerous rock steps. At this point the river flows right next to the road. This is the easiest viewpoint to the Wetlina Gorge. Getting down to the water is also extremely easy here.

A lonely screen bell tower, a remnant of the former Orthodox church. The first Orthodox church that stood in this place was mentioned already in 1489. The next Orthodox church was built in Terka in 1781 and existed until around 1911. In the same year, another Orthodox church was built, made of brick, but it burned down three years later. In 1922 it was rebuilt. It survived World War II in good condition, but was abandoned and fell into ruin. Approx. In 1957 the church was demolished. Only the lonely bell tower was left.

You can reach Łopiennik (1,069 m above sea level) by several trails: the black one from Dołżyca, the blue one from Baligród or from the village of Habkowce (northwest of Cisna on road 893) along the "Stary Majdan" nature trail.

An ideal place for a short rest on benches in the shade of a tree, admiring the wonderful panorama of the Bieszczady Mountains.

A wooden observation tower on Korbania (894 m above sea level), which offers a wonderful view of the Bieszczady Mountains from the Solina Lagoon to Połoniny.

The nature and historical trail "Nad Sztolną" has the form of a loop, starts in Cisna and leads to the Jeleni Skok observation tower. The path is approximately 4.5 km long and partially coincides with the blue Bieszczady Running Route. The name refers to the "Róża" adit operating here in the years 1794-1864, which belonged to the Fredro family. Iron ore was mined here for the local steelworks.