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Site code
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PLH120003
English name:
Devil's Rock
Zewnetrzne Karpaty Zachodnie
Diable Skaly
Some advice
How to get to Diable Skaly refuge?
From Bukowiec to the nature reserve you have to walk. Caves within the site are not open to the public, yet Ciezkowicko-Roznowski Landscape Park is a real treat for hikers and cyclists.
There is a legend saying that Arians, also called "Polish Brothers", used to hide in the reserve. Two springs located near the reserve "Zdrowa Wodn" and "Gosccowa Wodn" are said to have served as a baptismal font for the persecuted Arians.
Apart from the natural values the area also boats some historic monuments, among them the Lemko Orthodox Chuch from 1805 in Bukowiec.
Zewnetrzne Karpaty Zachodnie (Outer West Carpathians) are located on the area of 16 thousand sq km (around 5% of Polish territory). They border on the Sub-Carpathian... more»
Magurski National Park (Magirslo Parl Narodowy) is located in the South-East of Poland, by the border with Slovakia, on the boundary of two Voivodships - Lesser Poland and Subcarpathian.
Turbacz is the highest peak in the Gorce range, it reaches 1310m above the sea level. It used to be called Niedzwiedz and Kluczki.
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