There are place everyone loves to come back to. One of that places are Bieszczady mountains in south-east of Poland. I first climbed to Polonina Wetlinska at the age of 7 and then continued to walk up and down during my junior high school times and high school times. Sometimes with the backpack which carried clothes and food for 3 days. It was tough but great lesson of respect to the mountains, exercise building the character and strength. The success of reaching the peak was great - after the hard work, team work, pain it felt amazing.
We came back for that feeling of happiness, but also freedom which you can feel surrounded by unlimited space and nature. The best moments are the once we share with the closest people so we shared this adventure with Aga and Lukas, who are like family to us!:)
Entrance to the route towards the peak of Polonina Carynska - Marta, Aga and Lukas warming up:)
Mountain stream
The track within lovely trees and bushes
Peak of the mountain with the glade
Signpost showing our target to be at 1297 m
The gorgeous view from the top on the Bieszczady mountains shared between Poland and Ukraine
Early May... but the snow was still present at the top!
Our pack of friends - happy because of the great achievement and fun
Impressive environment and surroundings
As usual - more pictures from this amazing place available through my Picassa album:
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| Bieszczady mountains, Poland |
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