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Traveling by car
In order to reach Bieszczady by car one should get to Sanok. If you want to visit western part of Bieszczady (towards Komancza) turn in Zagorze. You can also keep going to Lesko and there turn towards Wetlina or Ustrzyki Dolne.
Traveling by train
A local railway junction is Zagorz, 6 km off the center of Sanok. There are fast trains to Zagorz through Sanok from Warsaw, Cracow, Lodz Kaliska and Gliwice.
Traveling by bus
You should look for coach connections with Sanok - a main communication junction of the region. Sanok has far-distance coach connections with most of towns of central and east Poland. From Sanok coach station depart buses to almost all Bieszczady villages, however to some of them there are very few connections.
There are more and more tourist walking routes, educational and natural paths being marked out in Bieszczady Mountains. Biking and skiing are also popular in the region.
A real mountaineer will find Bieszczady the least populated and economically exploited Polish mountains. Large distances between mountain refuges or other accommodation and catering places, as well as undeveloped communication network make day walking distances quite long, so good condition is required, but in return we can expect satisfaction with our physical effort and independence.
Those who prefer less active recreation can choose one of many holiday resorts at the banks of Solinskie and the Myczkowskie lakes. Both kind of tourists can find the region very attractive - it is full of historical monuments and places worth visiting.
The UNEP/GRID-Warsaw Centre