It is the second highest peak of the Polish Bieszczady Mountains and the entire Western Bieszczady Mountains, measuring 1335 m a.s.l. It is located in the central part of the Tarnica and Halicz groups, in the połonin band. Through its ridge stretching from northwest to southeast, numerous rocks are formed, forming the shape of a comb. The current name of Krzemień mountain comes from the word "comb" distorted by Austrian cartographers. From the highest point of the massif, located in the central part of it, the ridge diverges northeastwards towards Bukowy Berda separated by a shallow pass. However, to the south-west, another ridge runs, through the deep Goprowska Pass connecting Krzemień with the Tarnica and Wide Wierch massif. A few dozen meters from the top of the summit runs the blue trail (from Biała to Grybów), which from Goprowska Pass leads steeply upwards, reaching the ridge west of the summit, then heading through the pass (1268 m a.s.l.) to Bukowe Berdo. Access to the... wyświetl cały opis

It is the second highest peak of the Polish Bieszczady Mountains and the entire Western Bieszczady Mountains, measuring 1335 m a.s.l. It is located in the central part of the Tarnica and Halicz groups, in the połonin band. Through its ridge stretching from northwest to southeast, numerous rocks are formed, forming the shape of a comb. The current name of Krzemień mountain comes from the word "comb" distorted by Austrian cartographers. From the highest point of the massif, located in the central part of it, the ridge diverges northeastwards towards Bukowy Berda separated by a shallow pass. However, to the south-west, another ridge runs, through the deep Goprowska Pass connecting Krzemień with the Tarnica and Wide Wierch massif. A few dozen meters from the top of the summit runs the blue trail (from Biała to Grybów), which from Goprowska Pass leads steeply upwards, reaching the ridge west of the summit, then heading through the pass (1268 m a.s.l.) to Bukowe Berdo. Access to the summit of Krzemień is, however, prohibited by the regulations of the Bieszczady National Park. From the summit of Krzemień you can see, among others, Tarnica with Broad Peak, Połonina Caryńska, Bukowe Berdo, the upper San valley, Halicz with Rozsypaniec, as well as the Sanocko-Turczańskie and Ukrainian Bieszczady ranges. The areas of the massif are covered with interesting flora, rare plant species such as rock sedge, sedge sedge, eastern Carpathian pea, or thyme plague grow here.

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