클림코프스키에 호수 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Wooden churches always impress me. This one—apparently a typical Lemko church (they had good taste!)—dates back to the early 19th century and is an Orthodox church. It's not on the Main Beskid Trail itself, but almost there, so it's worth the detour.

A peak at 847 meters above sea level in the Beskid Niski Mountains (not so low for me, I'm from Gdańsk!). Apparently, the name of this peak was the idea of Austrian cartographers who found the skeleton of a roe deer here, commonly known in this area as a goat.

Kozie Żebro (해발 847m) – Beskid Niski 서부에 위치한 봉우리. „이 봉우리의 원래 이름은 오스트리아 지도 제작자들이 사슴의 골격을 발견하고 붙여졌다고 하는데, 이 지역에서는 흔히 ‘염소’라고 불린다” (Krukar W., Kryciński S., Luboński P., Olszański T.A., Beskid Niski. Przewodnik dla prawdziwego turysty).

More information, photos, and videos: https://beskidniski.org.pl/rotunda-beskid-niski/ https://gazetakrakowska.pl/cmentarz-we-mgle-na-szczycie-gory-to-jedno-z-najbardziej-klimatycznych-miejsc-w-beskidzie-niskim-niezwykla-rotunda-w-regietowie/ar/c7p2-26865017 https://podroze.onet .pl/polska/malopolskie/mysterious-cemetery-on-the-top-of-the-rotunda-view-on-the-gorze-zachwyca/zzx59v8 https://visitmalopolska.pl/obiekt/-/poi/cmentarz-z-i-wojny-swiatowej-rotunda https://bylo-minelo-jest.pl/cmentarze/powiat-gorlicki/cmentarz-nr-51-rotunda/

A good place to stop. The base is open in the summer. Outside, you can use the toilet, the spring or stay overnight in an emergency.

I suggest approaching from the Jaworzynka side, it is an easier approach

Steel bridge over the Ropa stream.

The first church was built in this place in 1629, and the current one was built in its place in the 18th century and thoroughly rebuilt in 1871. Until 1947 and the displacement of the inhabitants, it was a Greek Catholic church, and in the years 1947-1958 a Catholic church. Due to the poor condition of the building, a decision was made to demolish it, but it was saved. This was thanks to several previously displaced families who returned to Hańczowa and renovated the church for the needs of the Orthodox parish established in 1958. In later years, the church was renovated several more times. The area of the church is surrounded by a wooden fence with gates from the 19th century. A granite cross was placed in 1988 to commemorate the millennium of the baptism of Ruthenia. A bronze plaque dedicated to the Lemkos expelled in 1947 hangs on the wall of the church.