Top 8 Natural Monuments around Jaśliski Park Krajobrazowy

Ostra (687 m above sea level) is a peak within the Jaślicki Landscape Park. The northern slope is located within the Przełom Jasiołki nature reserve. We can get there via the green trail "St. John's Hermitage - Porubské sedlo" or as an extension of the nature trail "W Przełomie Jasiołki".

A beautiful forest near the "Przełom Jasiołki" reserve in the Jaślicki Landscape Park. The forest stands include riparian forest with gray alder, oak-hornbeam forest and Carpathian beech forest.

Ostra (687 m above sea level) is a peak within the Jaślicki Landscape Park. The northern slope is located within the Przełom Jasiołki nature reserve. We can get there via the green trail "St. John's Hermitage - Porubské sedlo" or as an extension of the nature trail "W Przełomie Jasiołki".

In the Upper Jasiołka Valley, where the village of Jasiel formerly existed, there is a monument commemorating the Beskid Couriers of the Home Army. It was erected in 1981 on the initiative of the PTTK branch in Brzozów during the 2nd Beskid Courier Trail Rally, and unveiled by Jan Łożański, nicknamed "Orzeł", a well-known courier of the Main Headquarters of the Union of Armed Struggle. The couriers' route to Jasiel became the inspiration for the "Jaga-Kora" route, a reconstruction of the historic ZWZ-AK courier route from 1940-1945. Jan Łożański, who traveled the route 45 times, was imprisoned by the Gestapo and the Hungarians. His memories of this trail were described in the book "Kurierski Szlakiem po Beskid Niski".

Kamień (857 m above sea level) is a peak in the Jaśliski Landscape Park. Around it there is the Kamień nad Jaśliska nature reserve, established in 2000 to protect fragments of the typical relief of the Low Beskids, including the peak and slopes of the Kamień mountain along with the beech and beech-fir forests covering it, interesting rock formations and unique swamps called by the local population " "berezedniami". We can get here via several marked trails (green, yellow and blue), and the branch to Mount Kamień is marked with a blue triangle.

The nature trail "W Przełomie Jasiołki" is located in the Jaśliska commune, Krosno poviat. Its aim is to enable visitors to explore the "Przełom Jasiołki" nature reserve. To reach the place by car, turn from road No. 19 onto road No. 897 towards Komańcza in Tylawa. After about 2 km, before the bridge, there is an exit to the parking lot and camping site "Stasiane", where the path begins. The path is 4 km long and has 7 stops with information boards. There are handrails and reinforcements in difficult places. The route leads through the "Przełom Jasiołki" nature reserve, created in 1976, along the gorge section of the Jasiołka River. On the route you can see numerous stands of the great smograss and aconite. Most of the route passes through forest areas, including the fertile Carpathian beech forest. At stop number 4 you can see a rare fern - the tongue fern.

The monument was erected on the initiative of the PTTK branch in Brzozów in 1981, during the 2nd Rally of the Beskid Couriers Trail, and was unveiled by Jan Łożański himself, pseudonym "Orzeł" - one of the most famous couriers of the Main Headquarters of the Union of Armed Struggle. (...) The historic route from Rymanów (or more precisely, the Rymanów railway station in Wróblik Szlacheckie) to Jasiel was used not only by couriers, but also by special emissaries or guides carrying important documents and information. It was also used by fugitives from Nazi persecution and finally those who wanted to fight in Polish armed units formed in exile. (...) The route through Jasiel leading from Warsaw to Budapest was covered by the aforementioned Jan Łożański as many as 45 times, being imprisoned several times by the Gestapo and the Hungarians (...) He described his memories in the book "Kurierskim Szlakiem po Beskidzie Niski". Source: https://gorybezgranic.pttk.pl/330-gory-bez-granic-pomnik-kurierow-beskidzkich-w-jasielu