Sine Wiry Nature Reserve | Rowerowa Przygoda

A lesser-known place near Lake Solina

Sine Wiry Nature Reserve

The protected natural environment of the Wetlina River in the reserve provides an insight into the landscape and functioning of the mountain stream ecosystem. The lively current seeks its way between boulders and falls from rocky gorges. On both banks, there is a beech and fir forest, typical for the Bieszczady Mountains. An easy trail and well-chosen vantage points allow you to enjoy the walk and the beautiful views of the forest descending from the slopes of Bukowinka and Połoma. In the area of the reserve, there are also remains of several villages that longer exist today.

A man with a black backpack and a red cap standing on a stone in the river against the background of trees

The rough current of the river hitting the stones

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Asphalt road leading to a large hotel

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Asphalt road among bushes and trees with a visible panorama of forest hills and a green information plate on the right

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