Bieszczady Mountains, with their highest peak Tarnica (1346 m) are the part of the Eastern Carpathian Mountains of Poland. This wonderful corner of Poland is considered to be a truly wild frontier once inhabited by Orthodox Lemkos who left unique examples of their wooden architecture and traditions. Bieszczady’s phenomenal nature, mountains covered by oak and beech forests and alpine meadows create an ideal destination for hikers and adventure seeking travelers. A day’s walk is between 4-7 hours moving at an easy pace.
Highlights:
♦ Krakow
♦ Bieszczady National Park
♦ Mount Tarnica
♦ Wooden Lemkos’ churches
Price Includes:
Accommodation with breakfast in hotels (2 nights) and local guesthouses (6 nights)
Detailed travel notes
Maps
GPX files and route files for mobile GPS apps
Private car transport according to itinerary
Luggage transport between hotels (except the night in mountain chalet)
Introductory meeting with a representative at the beginning of the trip
24h emergency phone in English/German
Not Included:
Meals and drinks not mentioned
International flights
Travel insurance
Personal expenses
Anything not specifically mentioned as included
Airport transfer airport - hotel
Additional Services:
extra nights - on request
Gallery
Group Size
Min. 2
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