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Wapielnia (386 m above sea level) is the highest peak in the Central Roztocze region. Its name comes from the fact that limestone was mined here for burning lime. There are no views, as the hill is covered in trees, but surrender to the magic of the trees, and you will relax and soothe your senses.

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The Sopot River in Roztocze is a charming, small tributary of the Tanew, known primarily for its picturesque waterfalls and rapids. The biggest attraction is the “Szumy nad Sopotem” reserve, where the river creates numerous small cascades, the so-called szumy, giving it a unique character. The route along the river is a popular tourist trail, leading through the wild forests of the Roztocze National Park. It is a great place for hiking and cycling, especially in summer, when nature presents itself at its most beautiful.

The chapel from 1943 is located in the Saint Roch Reserve and is a place of pilgrimage for many believers who pray for healing. The most ardent walk around the chapel on their knees. Such great fame of this place comes from historical accounts that during the plague, Marysieńka Sobieska ordered a chapel to be built over the springs and a painting of St. Roch, the patron saint of people with infectious diseases, to be placed in it. Regardless of whether you believe in the magical properties of this place, it is undoubtedly worth visiting due to the natural values and beauty of the forest in the Krasnobród Landscape Park.

The name of the place is explained by legend. According to it, the devil decided to bet one of the local peasants that he could build Hell on the hill in a single night. If he succeeded, the peasant would surrender his soul to him. Hell was almost completed, but as the devil was carrying the last boulder, a rooster crowed, heralding the dawn. The rocks left on the hill are therefore remnants of the devil's construction.

The chapel from 1943 is located in the Saint Roch Reserve and is a place of pilgrimage for many believers who pray for healing. The most ardent ones walk around the chapel on their knees. Such great fame of this place comes from historical records that during the plague, Marysienka Sobieska ordered a chapel to be built over the springs and a painting of St. Roch, patron saint of people suffering from infectious diseases. Regardless of whether you believe in the magical properties of this place, it is undoubtedly worth visiting due to the natural values and beauty of the forest in the Krasnobrodzki Landscape Park.

The Święta Roch Nature Reserve, established in 1983, is a reserve within the Krasnobrodz Landscape Park. It owes its name to the nearby chapel of St. Roch, religious places. Fragments of natural old fir and beech trees are protected (fir accounts for approx. 70% of the forest stand), which covers the range of limestone hills.

The Święta Roch nature reserve, established in 1983, is a reserve within the Krasnobrodzkie Landscape Park. It owes its name to the nearby chapel of St. Roch, religious places. Fragments of natural old fir and beech trees are protected (fir accounts for approx. 70% of the forest stand), which covers the range of limestone hills.