야실리스키 공원 크라조브라조위 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

A wonderful place that seems to always be covered in clouds and fog. But beautiful nonetheless.

I don't know about you, but when I see an observation tower, I just have to climb it! This one is really great – climbing Cergowa can be challenging, but the reward is the views!

Dirt road, deep ruts in places

Bike rack, bench, waste bin

This monument commemorates the fallen WOP soldiers who were ambushed by UPA gangs while evacuating their facility.

On the Zaśpit hill there is the third temple dedicated to Saint. John of Dukla, also known as the Church in the Forest. The history of this place began with a brick temple built in 1769 on the initiative of Maria Amelia Mniszchowa née Brühl after the beatification of the saint. After the ceremonial consecration, accompanied by salvos from 24 mortars, a procession took place from the Dukla parish church to the Zaśpit hill. Unfortunately, both the chapel and the hermitage burned down in a fire in 1883. In 1887, thanks to the foundation of Cezary Męciński, a new wooden chapel was built. The third neo-Gothic brick chapel, still present today, was built in the years 1906-1908 thanks to the efforts of the guardian of the Bernardines of Dukla, Ambroży Ligas. The project was created by a Saint Bernard named Kamil Żarnowski, and the polychrome depicting the life of Blessed John was painted by Władysław Lisowski. The neo-Gothic oak altar was made by Kazimierz Konieczkowski from Strzyżów.

The "Golden Well" is the name given to the site with the chapel of St. John of Dukla above a spring on the trail from Dukla to Cergowa. This site, also accessible via the nature trail from Cergowa, is, according to local tradition, associated with the hermit's life of St. John of Dukla, born around 1414. He founded a well here, dubbed the "Golden Well." The Golden Well remains a pilgrimage site, and indulgence masses are held there on the third Sunday of July.

Piotruś (727 m above sea level) is one of the Crowns of the Low Beskids. We can reach the peak from the Stasian parking lot along the yellow trail or from Dukla (also along the yellow walking trail). There is no place to rest at the top. I recommend going in autumn to admire the beautiful colors of the leaves and when the grass is dry (the trail is overgrown in places).