클림코프스키에 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The descent as I did to the Klimkówka water station

Just behind the maziarska farmstead. Open from Thursday

The farm itself is hidden a bit in the village. About 100 m from the main road

For now, unfortunately, the path ends right after this point.

An interesting white roof - unlike any other.

The first Orthodox church in Uście Gorlickie was established around 1539 as the seat of the Orthodox parish. In 1691, the parish accepted the Union of Brest and the new temple, built in 1786, was already a Greek Catholic church. In 1938, a polychrome was painted in the wooden building. After Operation Vistula, the church was taken over by a Roman Catholic parish, but after 1956, services in the Byzantine-Ukrainian rite were occasionally held there, organized by priest Wasyl Hrynyk. Since 1997, the sole owner of the church is the Greek Catholic parish.

The shelter is under renovation (It has been going on for a long time and it does not look like the renovation will end). Unfortunately, because of this, the place is no longer as attractive as it used to be. The surroundings are also dug up and do not encourage rest. During the pandemic, the shelter's operation is very limited. You can make your own tea (there is water and a kettle), but that's basically all. You can talk to the staff, who can help to some extent.

Orthodox church in Uście Gorlickie. You can read about the Church itself on the photo of the information board I enclose