In winter, the Podkarpacie region looks like a fairytale – snow-covered forests, tranquil mountain ranges, and charming small towns.
We invite you to the winter Bieszczady and Beskid Niski, because when winter covers their peaks and valleys with white snow, these regions transform into a paradise for ski touring and cross-country skiing enthusiasts.
DISCOVER 9 THINGS THAT PODKARPACKIE IS FAMOUS FOR IN WINTER
The Rainy Magic of the Mountains, with Its Own Unique Charm
Discover restaurants in the Bieszczady Mountains offering gluten-free meals. A guide to places worth visiting – not just for the stunning views, but also for the true flavours of Bieszczady.
It’s not just about hiking trails and attractions, but a lifestyle rooted in simplicity and harmony.
Join us on a journey through the mountain huts of the Bieszczady – places where stars light up the night, not screens. Places scented with timber, campfire tea, and stories shared by wanderers.
Podkarpackie is one of the most forested regions of Poland. Forests reign not only in the south, in the Bieszczady or Low Beskids, but also close to Rzeszów.
If you're looking for a place where tradition meets nature, be sure to visit the valleys of the Vistula and San rivers – a land where the Cornelian cherry (Cornus mas) reigns supreme.
Autumn in Eastern Roztocze is the time when forests come alive, and the air is filled with the scent of moss, pine needles, and… fresh mushrooms. Here, in one of the most picturesque corners of Podkarpackie, mushroom picking takes on a special character – combining relaxation, closeness to nature, and the delicious rewards of woodland walks.
