There is a cycling route ‘Dolina Sanu’ – a well signposted educational and tourist route, which runs as follows: Laczki – Dylagowa -Sielnica – Ferry crossing – Bachorzec – Winne – Podbukowina – Wybrzeze – Slonne – Laczki

other routes:

Route 1 – Laczki – Dylagowa – Lesniczowka – Zohatyn – Piatkowa’s direction – Tarnawka – Iskan – Nienadowa – Dubiecko – Wybrzeze – Slonne (50 km)

Route 2 – Laczki – Dylagowa – Lesniczowka – Dabrowka Starzenska – Dynow – Pawlokoma – Dylagowa – Laczki (30km)

In addition, There is a yellow walking trail leading towards Bachorzec in the neighbouring village – Slonne

We also recommend, going to Piatkowa (by bike or on foot) to see the beautiful wooden Orthodox Church of St. Dymitr from 1732.

The ‘Three Paths of Identity – environment, history, culture’ is an interesting walking trail (23 km), which is located on the border of the Dynowskie Foothills and Przemyskie Foothills by the Riven San.

We recommend Dabrowka Starzenska with the ruins of a renaissance castle, built in the 16th and the 17th centuries and then rebuilt by the Starzenscy in the 19th century. The castle was burned after the Second World War. To this day, only the ruins of the western wing with two towers were preserved. The ruins are surrounded by a spacious park from the 18th and the 19th centuries, the neo-gothic chapel from the late 19th century and a beautiful alley.

There is also The Broduszurki Nature Reserve. It is a peat-nature reserve with very valuable natural and landscape qualities, which is a natural habitat of the interesting: insectiverous sundew circumverting (a sundew plant).

A historic building from the 16th century, surrounded by a beautiful park, with a 300-year-old oak that brings luck, with a long history, renovated by the current owners. Nowadays, there is a hotel with a restaurant and a wine cellar.

‘The devil of Lancut’ Stanislaw Stadnicki was born in the castle, as well as the famous polish poet and bishop Ignacy Krasicki.

Riding the narrow-gauge railway ‘Pogorzanin’ on the route Przeworsk – Dynow is a great tourist attraction. It only operates during summer and the ride is 40 km long. There is a tunnel in the village Szklary which is 602 m long. It is considered one of the longest tunnels in Europe on the route of the narrow-gauge railway. The train station in Dynow has the most representative building of all on the entire railway route, enriched with an additional attraction – a historic locomotive.

Laczki are located in the Green Velo Cycling route corridor. Green Velo – ‘Cycling routes in eastern Poland’ is a cycling route through five provinces: Lubelskie, Podkarpackie, Podlaskie, Swietokrzyskie and Warminsko-Mazurskie. It is a ride through beautiful landscapes, with natural attractions, monuments and interesting places.

For more info visit: greenvelo.pl

It is also worth visiting the architectural gem of Podkarpacie – the Orthodox Church in Ulucz – one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in Poland, located on the hill of Debnik, in a small village Ulucz by the River San.

It is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Podkarpacie.

We recommend getting to this incredible place either by bike (for those active and persistent) or by car.

Flowing at the foothills of Laczki, San is one of the largest Carpathian rivers. It is the main river of Bieszczady and The Dynowskie and Przemyskie Foothills.

The San Valley with its picturesque landscapes, has been used as a communication route for centuries. The basin of the River San is distinguished by rare landscapes, floristic and faunistic wealth, and the land through which the San flows is considered to be one of the most beautiful in Poland.

In addition to hiking and cycling, the surrounding area is good for water sports, kayaking in particular. The river flows through beautiful towns that are definitely worth visiting. The water trail from Sanok to Przemysl is 113 km long. It can be divided into 3-5 stages while planning accommodation – camps in Sanok, Temeszow and Dynow.