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Dwernik Kamień (formerly Holica; 1004 m a.s.l.) - mountain peak in the Bieszczady Mountains near Dwernik and Nasiczny. The name was created by Austrian cartographers, the local population called this peak Magura, and its rocky peak the Stone. The peak itself is rocky with a sandstone outcrop. In the region of the peak there is a clearing, from which a panoramic view stretches to the south, east and west (you can see, among others, Połonina Caryńska, Wetlińska, Tarnica and Łopiennik). According to folk tales, there was formerly a stable at the foot of the highest ridge in which robbers kept stolen cattle and horses before further transport to Hungary, where they sold them. There are well preserved trenches from World War I on Dwernik Kamien.