Explore the most visited and best nature trails of Miodny Szlak
IN SEARCH FOR THE CARPATHIAN BEECH BOTTOM
The path is located in the Popradzki Landscape Park and its buffer zone, at the foot of the highest peak of the Sądecki Beskids - Radziejowa (1266 m above sea level). It leads through picturesque and diverse forest areas of the Stary Sącz Forest District, typical of the mountain habitats of the Lower Beskid Sądecki Mountains.The area where we are located is often visited by tourists following the mountain trails to Przehyba and Radziejowa. Thanks to our path, you will be able to better get to know this valuable natural, landscape and cultural corner of southern Poland. Most of the route runs through the area of the State Forests - Przysietnica Forest - while the remaining section runs through land belonging to the Stary Sącz commune.
The path was created in cooperation with the Lesser Poland Voivodeship Landscape Parks Complex and the Stary Sącz Forest District. It is open to the public and intended for both experienced mountain hikers and novice tourists who are just starting their adventure with the mountains.
ON THE FOREST TRAIL
This natural and historical path starts in Wola Krogulecka, and then leads along ridges, through meadows and forests, to the Poprad Valley. In order to reach the nature trail along the Forest Trail, from the center of Barcice, located between Stary Sącz and Rytro, head towards Wola Krogulecka. After walking about 3 km, you can easily see the board leading to the first stop, the Poprad Nature Education Center.The entire route takes approximately 3.5 hours. During this time, travellers have to cover a distance of 7 km, starting from an altitude of 550 m above sea level and ending at an altitude of approximately 330 m above sea level. The highest elevation on this path is 700 m above sea level.
There are 10 stops along the way with information boards. The path route is marked with a graphic symbol - a red and white square. In the final section of the path between stops 9 and 10, there is a tourist shelter** where you can sit, relax and catch your breath. The path is open to the public, intended for both experienced walkers and lovers of longer, lazy walks.
OBROŻYSKA LIMP FORESTThe presented educational path runs through an area attractive in terms of landscape and nature, and has an educational and recreational function. During a relaxing walk, you can learn about the history and nature of the Obrożyska Linden Forest reserve.
Participation in field activities on the path is aimed at: enabling direct contact with nature, ecological education by teaching the right view of nature and the processes occurring in it, deepening knowledge of nature thanks to the possibility of conducting observations in the field, reminding the functions of the forest and forms of nature protection in Poland, shaping among students the attitude of a friend of the forest who understands its rights, functions and the need to preserve biodiversity.
The educational path is publicly available. The easiest way to get to it is from Lipowa Street in Muszyna (near the sanatorium for the blind, 1,500 m from the city center). At the entrance to the path there is a large parking lot where you can safely leave your car. The path is marked in the field with pictograms - white and green squares placed on trees.
THE WEALTH OF NATURE
CULT OF THE BEE
HEALTH
MAGICAL PLACE
HET HORE WITHOUT SCHOOL
The nature trail created in the Popradzki Landscape Park, in the eastern part of the Jaworzyna Krynicka Range, begins at the seat of the Stary Sącz branch of the Complex of Landscape Parks of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship (ZPKWM) in Wola Krogulecka. Its aim is to show visitors the natural wealth of the mountains and the rural settlements typical of mountain areas.
The approximately 3.5 km long route marked in the field is marked by two boards, located at the beginning and at the end, and six stone boulders with QR codes placed on them which, when scanned, provide information about a given place.The great advantage of the path is its interesting location in the area. It runs through many attractive points, including: the Poprad Educational Center, a viewing platform from which you can admire vast panoramas of the Radziejowa and Jaworzyna Krynicka Ranges, and Wiedzy Jar, a natural monument located at the end of the route. By following the path, you can not only admire wonderful views but also expand your knowledge of nature, experience direct contact with nature and become convinced of the need to protect it.
COUNT STADNICKI'S TRAILThe route starts in Łabowa and ends in Żanów - the Rytra hamlet. It extends along the Jaworzyna Krynicka range for a length of 22 km. From Łabowa it leads through Uhryń, Łabowiec and Barnowiec. On the route you can see beautiful fir trees, several hundred years old.
Near Łabowska Hala, on a large rock, there is a viewpoint from where you can admire wonderful panoramas of the Low Beskids. Then the path leads through Pisana Hala towards Makowica, and from there to Żanów, where the attraction is the protected monument canyon of a mountain stream.
The highest peaks on the route are: Wierch nad Kamień (1083 m above sea level), Łabowska Hala (1061) and Makowica (962). During the trip, from the peaks of Makowica, Skała Składziszczańska and Zadni Wierch you can admire picturesque mountain landscapes. Time to complete the entire route – approx. 8 hours.