Nature & Viewpoints

The Peat Bogs in Tarnawa Wyżna – A Walk Through Wild Marshland

Walk wooden boardwalks through wild, protected peat bogs that resemble Scandinavian tundra.

a full-day trip into the Bieszczady Sack from West Cadillac Solina

A piece of the North in the Polish mountains

The "Bieszczady Sack" is the wildest and most isolated fragment of the region, and one of its greatest natural attractions is the incredible peat bogs in Tarnawa Wyżna. The landscape here resembles raw, Scandinavian tundra more than typical Carpathian valleys.

Convenient educational boardwalks

To protect this unique, delicate ecosystem (consisting of so-called raised peat bogs), the Bieszczady National Park has prepared special wooden viewing boardwalks. They allow a dry and safe walk into the marshland, during which you can observe extremely rare species of moss, the insect-eating sundew, and specific dwarf trees.

Remote wilderness, a luxurious return

A trip into the Bieszczady Sack is a genuine adventure for the whole day. After such a distant excursion, returning to civilisation tastes best. Rooms at West Cadillac Solina guarantee a hot shower, flatscreen TV and stable Wi-Fi – all things you'll certainly miss in Tarnawa!

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Check out our rooms at West Cadillac Solina and rest up after a day full of sightseeing!