THE RAIL-CYCLE DRAISINES RENTAL IN UHERCE MINERALNE IS AMONG THE BIGGEST IN EUROPE

The Rail-Cycle Draisines in the Bieszczady Mountains

Uherce Mineralne 62a

38-623 Uherce Mineralne (former railway station)

phone: 570 770 108

e-mail: biuro@drezynyrowerowe.pl

 

www.drezynyrowerowe.pl

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THE RAIL-CYCLE DRAISINES IN UHERCE MINERALNE

In the picturesque town of Uherce Mineralne, one of the main attractions in the Bieszczady Mountains awaits - the Bieszczady rail-cycle draisines. Fifty trolleys ready to travel along a 47-kilometer section of tracks from Zagórz to Krościenko, with the main station in Uherce Mineralne, invite you to an unforgettable adventure!

 

The draisines offer an unforgettable experience on one of five scenic routes. These unique vehicles, powered by the muscles of their passengers, resemble riding a bike but in a setting that only the Bieszczady Mountains can offer. Each trolley allows for shared activity for four people, combining the joy of pedaling with the opportunity to admire the wildlife, cultural treasures of the region up close, and the mysterious passage through a railway tunnel.

 

 

TRAIN OR BIKE                                                                                         

The Bieszczady rail-cycle draisines have revolutionized tourism in the region, combining the history of rail transport with a love for active leisure. The railway line No. 108 built in 1872, on which the trolley adventure takes place, winds through the most picturesque and culturally rich areas of Bieszczady Mountains, offering access to previously inaccessible corners of these majestic mountains. It is a unique opportunity to discover these areas from a completely new perspective, away from crowded trails and car noise.

 

The rental in Uherce Mineralne was born out of passion and love for tourism and the region, as well as great determination despite various adversities. The trolleys have become a magnet for tourists eager to explore the Bieszczady Mountains in an active and ecological way. As a result, Uherce Mineralne has flourished, becoming a lively center attracting numerous visitors.

 

Wondering what to do in Bieszczady Mountains? You've come to the right place - the Bieszczady rail-cycle draisines not only stand out among other attractions in Bieszczady Mountains but also serve as an example of a successful synthesis of railway tradition with a modern approach to tourism. Awarded numerous prestigious distinctions, they confirm their place as one of the most interesting proposals for anyone who wants to experience Bieszczady Mountains in a unique and unforgettable way.

 

Even for experienced Bieszczady enthusiasts, the view from the tracks and the rail-cycle draisines will reveal completely new, undiscovered perspectives. The Bieszczady rail-cycle draisines are an invitation to an unforgettable journey through the land of undiscovered views and an excellent way to enjoy an active holiday for the whole family.

 

 

WHAT'S WORTH SEEING IN BIESZCZADY MOUNTAINS

Bieszczady Mountains are a place that has something to offer everyone - from silence and closeness to nature, through opportunities for active leisure, to the exploration of historical monuments and discovering local traditions. They delight with unforgettable views from Połonina Wetlińska and Caryńska, Bukowe Berdo, and many other peaks. Lake Solina with the largest water dam in Poland invites you to sail, kayak, and fish, creating perfect conditions for water sports enthusiasts. Throughout the region, you can come across wooden, historic Orthodox churches, which bear witness to the rich history and cultural mosaic of Bieszczady Mountain.

 

 

Places worth seeing nearby:

Bieszczady National Park

BIESZCZADY SCHOOL OF CRAFTS IN UHERCE MINERALNE

Dam in Myczkowce

John Paul II Cultural Center for Ecumenism in Myczkowce

The Lesko Stone 

SOLINA CABLE CAR

SCENIC TOWER ON MOUNT HOLICA

  • old fortified manor in Uherce Mineralne, its history reaches back to the 16th century

  • waterfall on Olszanka river

  • ‘Bobry w Uhercach’ Nature Reserve

  • Zagroda Magija – a guesthouse with art workshops

 

 

 

Photo: Michał Bosek