A path around the Tanew springs „Kobyle Jezioro” | Rowerowa Przygoda

At the source of one of the Roztocze rivers

A path around the Tanew springs „Kobyle Jezioro”

Tanew is one of the more picturesque rivers in Poland and one of the few with so many waterfalls, here called Szumy. The springs of the Tanew River flow near the village of Złomy Ruskie, in an old forest. They initially form a small lake from which the river flows. They are surrounded by a pine forest and peat bogs. A reserve has been established in the valuable natural area and a nature trail called Kobyle Jezioro (Mare's Lake) has been organised. It leads through the forest along a road with chapels and Brusno crosses, characteristic of the Polish-Ukrainian borderland.

A forest path covered with leaves with a red information sign on the right

Other attractions in the area

A red brick church with an old bell tower on a snow-covered hill

Former Greek Catholic tserkva of St Paraskeva in Nowe Brusno

A small waterfall in the forest among trees and brown leaves

Waterfall at the ruins of a former mill

Stone gate with wooden door and roof and stone stairs

The 16th-century fortified tserkva complex in Radruż

Cemetery stone crosses overgrown with moss in the forest with autumn leaves

Historical, unique Greek-Catholic cemetery in Stare Brusno

An old, dilapidated, wooden church among tall grasses and trees

The tserkva in Łówcza with a unique gravestone with an epitaph

Tall brown grasses surrounding a floodplain

Ruda Różaniecka - mid-forest ponds

A bright, abandoned palace with many windows on two floors

The Łoś family palace in Narol

A bright, brick Orthodox church with a wooden door and a round stained-glass window

Tserkva in Płazów

A wooden church surrounded by a wooden fence among trees

Greek catholic tserkva of St Dimitri the Martyr in Łukawiec