Kalnica: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Kalnica has documented origins in the 16th century and a history connected with a narrow-gauge railway, woodworking, and the manufacture of components for the Vienna furniture company THONET. For travellers interested in cultural history, this connection provides a specific point of reference.

Culture and History

Razvaliny Likot’ and Bieszczady National Park are located in the wider regional surroundings of Kalnica.

Historical features recorded in Kalnica include a Greek Catholic cemetery, a former church, mills, fishponds, a tavern, and a preserved roofed brick chapel. The settlement began reconstruction at the end of the 1950s.

Landscape and Nature

Kalnica - Kobylski Potok and Smerek are located in the vicinity of Kalnica.

Zatrwarnica - na Hulskim is located in the surrounding area of Kalnica.

Kalnica is described as a small summer resort village in a valley along the Wetlinka River; river gorges are visible from the cycle path.

Olszyna Łęgowa Nature Reserve is located in Kalnica, at a bend in the road.

Getting Around Kalnica

The historic Bieszczady Odnalezione trail begins in Kalnica.

A cycle path leads from Kalnica in the direction of Sine Wiry Nature Reserve.

There is also a ski lift described on the slopes of Mount Krzemienna in Kalnica, referred to as a 600-metre-long platter lift.

A red hiking trail near Kalnica leads to Smerek at 1,222 metres above sea level and continues to the Połonina Wetlińska ridge.

Accommodation and Surroundings

You can rent a holiday apartment in Kalnica. Restaurants and other food-service establishments are described as available in neighbouring settlements within a few kilometres.

For further travel comparisons, you can also view Hoczew, Bóbrka, Przysłup, Werlas, Cisna, Roztoki Dolne, Wetlina and Myczków.

For the overview of the higher-level destination: Leski.