Lookout in Tarnawa Niżna

Lookout in Lutowiska - view of the High Bieszczady.

The peak in the Western Bieszczady Mountains (1280 m a.s.l.), located in the mountain pastures, in the southeastern part of the Bieszczady National Park. It belongs to the ridge running from Krzemień to the Bukowska Pass. The slopes of the massif on the higher parts are covered with pastures, tha

The church in Radoszyce, initially Orthodox, existed from 1507. The present temple was built in 1868 and consecrated four years later. In 1896 its interior was renovated. In 1947, during the deportation of the Ukrainian population, soldiers of the LWP robbed the church, taking sets of liturgical

The peak in the Western Bieszczady, through which the Main Beskids Trail runs on the section Smerek - Orłowicz Pass - Szare Berdo - Osadzki Wierch - "Chatka Puchatka". The culmination is 1108 m above sea level. It is the lowest peak of the Połonina Wetlińska massif. It rises between Osadzki Wierc

The culmination of Połonina Wetlińska in the Western Bieszczady with a height of 1,187 m a.s.l. It is located west of Osadzki Wierch, it is the end of its short side ridge. The top part of Hnatowy Berda is covered with pastures. The top is not available for tourists.

The eastern culmination of Połonina Wetlińska in the Bieszczady Mountains, located north of the Wyżna Pass and west of the valley of the Prowcza stream. To the north of Hasiakowa Skała there is the side ridge of Jawornik and Dwernik Kamien, stretching to the San Valley. Slopes of the hill are cov

Jawornik is a completely forested peak in the Western Bieszczady Mountains, 1047 m above sea level. Located northeast of Połonina Wetlińska, in a side ridge descending from Hasiakowa Skała. The summit flows around the Hylaty stream from the west and the Nasiczniański stream from the east. There a

It is a stone building erected in the years 1784–1789 in the classical style, with baroque side altars and a full iconostasis with the 17th-century icon of the Virgin Mary with the Child. Established as the cathedral of the Przemyśl-Nowy Sącz diocese in 1983, the main temple of the Przemyśl-Nowy

The church was built in 1844. Currently, it functions as a Roman Catholic parish church. Inside is a historic iconostasis. There is a stone belfry next to the building. Next to the church there is a monument honoring 40 Poles - victims of the German occupier from 1942–1944. The inscription reads:

The highest of the peaks of Połonina Wetlińska in the band of Western Bieszczady. It is the culmination of a ridge located between the Silvery Pass separating it from Osadzki Wierch and Hasiakowa Skała, it lies at its northwestern edge. The northern and western slopes of Roha are relatively steep

Wooden church built in 1837. Oriented construction, three-part, log construction, with tower construction. The presbytery closed on three sides, with two sacristies on both sides. Above the entrance there is a portico with two stone columns. Ornamental polychrome inside, made in 1927 by Władysław

The original manor was built at the turn of the 18th and 19th century. From the end of the 18th century, the land properties in Nowosielce belonged to the Gniewosz family of the Rawicz coat of arms, who were the first owners of the manor. The current mansion was built in the Art Nouveau style aro

Mountain massif in the form of an elongated range with three peak culminations. It is characterized by a large presence of sandstone rocks. The high parts include polonina. The southwest slope descends into the Terebowiec valley, while the northern and north-eastern slopes turn into higher ridges

A wooden Greek Catholic church was probably built in 1779. It is a log construction, divided into two parts, with a presbytery closed on three sides. Above the nave of the church there is a ridge roof with a cupola. A vestibule was added from the west. Above the vestibule, however, a skeletal tow

The temple was built in 1841. The building boasts a preserved inside classicist iconostasis from the second half of the 19th century and an unusual figural polychrome on the walls of the gallery and the nave. The church presents a type of folk architecture, it is characterized by a classical styl

A wooden church built in 1830 or 1839 by the nearby carpenter Jan Hnatkowski from the foundation of Mikołaj Krajewski in the place of an earlier parish church from 1515. The temple belonged previously to the Greek Catholic parish in Żernica Wyżna. In 1902 it underwent a major renovation changing

According to local tradition, the name of the village of Zwierzyń comes from a cross that was found 150 years ago by a woman from the cross - Zwizenye from the "Wozdywenje frequent chresta". Until World War II, this well was surrounded by a cult. From here today a wooden cross appears as a souven

Built on a small hill above the San River in the years 1750 - 1799. The church is made of stone and plastered, triple. Inside is a historic cup with a six-leaf foot from 1840. In 1922 in the church of prof. Adam Bochnak discovered a limousine cross. From 1946, the building of the temple serves th

The belfry is a remnant of the former church existing in this place. It comes from the nineteenth century. Its structure is of the screen type. In place of the old wooden church erected in 1911, another stone parish church was built, but it burned down after three years, in 1914. It was renovated