Uhryń: Geological Educational Trail

Geological Educational Trail

• The geological educational trail in Uhryń is 2 km long, has 11 stops and takes about 1.5 hours to walk.
• The geological educational trail through the valley of the Uhryń Stream follows a deeply incised, winding stretch of the stream’s lower course.
• Along almost the entire geological educational trail, the waters of the Uhryń Stream have exposed outcrops of folded rocks from the Early Eocene of the Sącz Subunit of the Magura Formation.
• The geological educational trail in Uhryń covers geological formations of the Magura Nappe, which shapes the geological structure of the Beskid Sądecki.
• The geological educational trail in Uhryń is marked with the traditional white-and-green square symbol used for educational trails.
• Uhryń has a geological educational trail intended to introduce visitors to both the living and non-living natural world.

Longer Route and Nature Reserve

• The Nature Educational Trail named after Count Adam Stadnicki is about 22 km long and runs from Łabowa through Uhryń to Hala Łabowskie, then on to Hala Pisana and Makowica, and into the Życzanów valley near Rytro.
• In the immediate vicinity of the destination: Uhryń Nature Reserve protects beech and fir stands about 230 years old, characteristic of the former Carpathian primeval forest.
• In the immediate vicinity of the destination: the nature educational trail named after Count Adam Stadnicki runs through Uhryń Nature Reserve.

Choose Suitable Accommodation

The geological trail is two kilometres long and takes about an hour and a half to walk. The nature educational trail from Łabowa through Uhryń is a different route, about 22 kilometres long. The nature reserve is documented only as being in the immediate vicinity; check the route, rules and location of an actual holiday apartment.

For regional context: Nowy Sącz.