The best walks and hikes in Nowosielski Las

On February 4, 1912, Jan Łożański was born in Posada Zarszyńska near Sanok. During the occupation, under the pseudonyms "Orzeł" (Eagle), "Bokser" (Boxer), and "Jan Madejski", he served as a courier for the Main Command of the Union of Armed Struggle and the Home Army. For his activities, he spent several years in prison after the war, and during the war, the Germans murdered his sister Irena. Jan Łożański later became one of the legendary couriers. After a two-week specialized course, Łożański was tasked with creating a permanent courier route between Budapest and Warsaw. As it turned out, he traversed the "Jaga" route, which led through the Lower Beskids and Bieszczady Mountains, with Nowosielce as its most important stopover point, 45 times, which is a unique record among couriers. He carried secret correspondence, weapons, photographs, and sometimes escorted people. Source and more: Jan Łożański - legendary underground courier, "The Eagle of Budapest" https://share.google/WSX8ipCrZPnyUcjUe

Walking along Bony Street beneath the Royal Castle towards Sanowa Street and the newly constructed bridge over the San River, on the left you'll pass a corner plot with a group of old trees. The area is fenced and inaccessible, but the trees are clearly visible. Bony Street is relatively new, so the plot in question belongs to Rybacka Street, which is invisible from here and runs beneath the Orthodox church and ends in a dead-end. More details are provided by the Central Register of Forms of Nature Conservation (excerpts below). "Data Form for a Natural Monument 1. General Data Name no name assigned Description Three small-leaved lime trees. Date of establishment 1979-06-20 Monument type Multi-object Monument subtype Group of trees Natural features data (in brief) Three small-leaved lime trees with circumferences of 371, 330, and 302 cm Text description of the location On Rybacka Street in Sanok." Source and more: PL.ZIPOP.1393.PP.1817011.1966.pdf https://share.google/Wqcjehnx7zkdLBhCU

In the 1970s and 1980s, a housing estate was built between Śródmieście Sanok and the San River - a block of four-story buildings. The axes of this estate are Jana Pawła II Street and Traugutta Street. The first one is straight and straight, and the second one winds with gentle curves. At ul. A chapel was built near the Traugutt intersection. On May evenings, residents of nearby blocks gather there, praying together and singing Marian songs.

The facility is locked, but the keys are held by a resident of nearby Międzybrodzie, Mr. Kazimierz Gembalik. The telephone number is on the information board on the fence.

Orthodox church Holy Trinity on the banks of the San, built in place of the old one, burned down in 1866. It has beautifully decorated interiors and a very rich history. Behind the church there is a nice view point over the river.

Orli Kamień (514 m) is the farthest mountain massif in the Sanocko-Turczańskie Mountains. In the surroundings we can admire inselberg rocks. Entrance from Sanok along the yellow trail (from the south) or red trail (from the west). The trails are popular with runners, cyclists and hikers.

Orli Kamień (514 m) is the farthest mountain massif in the Sanocko-Turczańskie Mountains. In the surroundings we can admire inselberg rocks. Entrance from Sanok along the yellow trail (from the south) or red trail (from the west).

One of the most spectacular places in the Słonne Mountains near Sanok. Worth a visit, especially in good weather - then we can admire a beautiful view of Sanok and the surrounding area. Between the viewpoint and the Eagle Stone there is a tourist shelter - comfortable and well-maintained.