Attractions and Places To See around gmina Solina - Top 20

Today we were in this tavern as a group of four. The facility has numerous dining rooms in the lower part, located below the entrance level and in the adjacent garden with umbrellas and on the first floor. Self-service (no waiters). Disabled people in wheelchairs have no chance here - stairs, narrow passages, a long queue of people to the window with orders, customers pushing each other with plates in both directions, narrow and winding access to the toilet (2 cabins and a claustrophobic corridor with a sink). We ordered pancakes in the style of Zbójnicka and they turned out to be delicious, and the portions were very generous. Tea is served in large glass cups (approx. 300 ml) for PLN 10 (not 150 ml as in some restaurants). The drawback is the long waiting time, which consists of waiting in the queue to place an order and then waiting for it to be fulfilled. In our case, it was an hour and 20 minutes (1h 20'). As for the end of the season - the second half of October, and not the middle of the holidays, is definitely too long. WW

Little traffic on the route, good quality asphalt for a road bike.

Visiting this cottage is an interesting experience. The labyrinth conflicts with our eyesight and we don't know what is vertical and what is diagonally. As a result, we walk around dancing like on a yacht during a storm.

How to get to Kamień Leski This one of the most recognizable natural peculiarities of the region is located at the beginning of the village of Glinne, on the route from Lesko to Ustrzyki Dolne, approximately 5 km from Lesko. You can also get here along the green trail from Lesko (Lesko - Krysowa), or from Zwierzyń through Czulnia and the Baszta bicycle path. The place is marked, there is a small parking lot next to it. Kamień Leski (approx. 410-420 m above sea level) - is an extremely original monument of inanimate nature built of Krosno sandstone. It owes its bizarre shape to nature (erosive atmospheric influences) and the inhabitants of the surrounding area. In the 19th century, stone was mined at its foot. Two deep gaps with a vertical rock wall from the side of Glinne are still visible after the former quarry. Today, overgrown with a young forest, they add a special charm to this corner. Source and more: https://www.twojebieszczady.net/warto/kleski.php

Greek Catholic Church of St. Transfiguration from 1820. Abandoned after World War II. Used in the 1960s for an apple warehouse. From 1968, a Roman Catholic church. Rebuilt in 1932 - 1935. Renovated in 1969 and 1991 - 1999. Construction and equipment. A wooden orthodox church of carcass construction. Oriented. Tripartite, built in the neoclassical style. The presbytery is smaller than the nave, closed rectangular with two side sacristies. Single-ridge roof, covered with sheet metal. The nave with an apparent dome mounted on an octagonal drum with a tin bulbous cupola with a lantern. A small turret above the presbytery. The tower from the front of the post-frame structure. Topped with a tent roof with a spherical cupola with a lantern. Inside, mirror vaults in the women's gallery and presbytery, and an octagonal dome in the nave. music choir. Folk crucifix from the 19th century on a rainbow arch from Haczów. Contemporary figural and ornamental polychrome. Presentation of the Eye of Providence. Original equipment not preserved. Source: https://m.fotopolska.eu/Cerkiew_Przemienienia_Panskiego_Manasterzec

At the intersection of two roads leading to Ustrzyki and Solina, in the town of Uherce Mineralne, a new tourist attraction called Chatka Wariatka was created. The house on the roof in question stood on its "head" and is turned upside down. The inside of the cottage, on the other hand, is governed by gravity, making almost every visitor dizzy. The recently built attraction is very popular with visitors of all ages. The children scream with joy and the elders clutch their heads. We note unrestrained laughter in very large quantities :-) Chatka Wariatka is an interesting alternative for visitors whose aura has thwarted plans for hiking and rest by the famous Bieszczady "sea". The madhouse is located 8 km from Lesko, 17 km from Solina and 18 km from Ustrzyki Dolne. We invite visitors of all ages and we have prepared special places for those in love :-) Source: http://www.chatkawariatka.pl/

Firing is the place where Charcoal is produced. In the steel retorts designed by the Warsaw University of Life Sciences, mainly alder and beech are burned. There used to be a lot of accidents in the Bieszczady Mountains. Now the Polish ones have to compete with the Ukrainian ones. Often, near firings, there are booths in which Smolars live during the operation of the retorts. It is worth asking the tar maker. These are the real Bieszczady Mountains, they live in full contact and in the immediate vicinity of the Bieszczady forest, often many weeks away from larger settlements.

The Bieszczady Mountains are also unique or very rare places. Smoke is the place where charcoal is produced. In the steel records designed by SGGW, mainly alder and beech are burned. Special openings on the sides of the retorts enable precise regulation of oxygen supply, and most importantly, limiting its amount. As a result, the wood falls to the Coal evenly and does not become ashes. This is later used for barbecues, as well as for filters in steel mills. The Bieszczady Mountains have never been burned out. Now the Polish ones have to compete with the Ukrainian ones. A working firing is characterized by a huge amount of smoke emitted. It is the motive of green activities, even though the Carpathian forest with its surface, the number of trees, easily neutralizes the effects of firing and retorts, Correct, it is not a threat to nature.