Babiegorski National Park

Babiegorski National Park is a magnificent Polish national biosphere reserve that has existed for more than two centuries. It was officially established on October 30, 1954, by order of the Polish government, and its area is 33.92 square kilometers.

Babiegorski National Park is located on the territory of the Sukh and Novotarga Povyats of the Malopolski Voivodeship, in the south of Poland, near the border with Slovakia. Basically, the park consists of dense flatlands and it clearly tracks the system of mountain vegetation levels - lower subalpine, upper subalpine, mountain pine and alpine levels.

There are 105 species of birds, many woodpeckers and owls, mammals - deer, lynx, bears and wolves, a large number of insects, including many unique species of beetles. There are about 500 species of plants, 200 species of mosses, among which there are 70 species of alpine plants and 54 protected species. A walk in the Babiegorsky Park is facilitated by a system of laid beautiful trails.