Region: Gorce Mountains

Gorce Mountains – a mountain range belonging to the Western Beskids. It is situated between the valleys of the rivers Raba and Dunajec. It borders with Beskid Wyspowy in the north and Podhale in the south. The landscape of the Gorce Mountains consists of radially diverging ridges of various lengths separated by deeply cut valleys with steep slopes. The mountain clearings are of particular value for the landscape and nature of the Gorce Mountains. They were created as a result of the traditional pastoral economy. There are numerous wooden shepherd’s huts representing the regional architecture of Zagórze and Podhale. Created in 1981, the Gorce National Park protects the central part of the Gorce Mountains, and includes the least changed by man mixed forests, known as the Carpathian beech forest.

Hikes in the Gorce Mountains:

Gorce Mountains - Kiczora Mountain
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Kiczora Mountain

The second part of summer hike in the Gorce Mountains. From Jaworzyna Kamienicka Mountain, we descend to Knurowska Pass. We set off from the beautiful Jaworzyna Kamienicka Glade, which offers views of Kudłoń, Gorc Troszacki, Gorc, and the deep Kamienica Valley, with the peaks of the...

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Gorce Mountains - Jaworzyna Kamienicka Mountain
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Jaworzyna Kamienicka Mountain

A summer hike in the Gorce Mountains. From Ochotnica Górna, we ascend Jaworzyna Kamienicka Mountain. We set off from the hamlet of Ustrzyki along a red-marked walking trail. Hiking along a long ridge, we ascend the peaks of Lipowiec, Bartoszówka, Wierch Znaki, and Kiczora Mountains. Below...

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Gorce Mountains - Magurki Mountain
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Magurki Mountain

A scenic hike along the Educational Trail "Jaszcze Stream Valley" in the Gorce Mountains. From the Jaszcze hamlet in Ochotnica Górna we ascend Magurki. We stop at the Zagroniówka viewpoint, where we admire the beautiful panorama of the Lubań Range. Then the trail leads through the forest...

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