Beskidzkie Morskie Oko

Beskidzkie Morskie Oko is a mountain lake at 749 meters above sea level in the Beskid Niski range, surrounded by dense forests and steep slopes. The lake is fed by multiple natural springs that keep it supplied with fresh water throughout the year.

The lake has been known to local mountain dwellers since medieval times and forms a steadfast part of their landscape history. Over centuries, it has served as a natural landmark and water source for the people living in these Beskid settlements.

The lake holds deep roots in the local mountain communities and has been passed through generations as part of their landscape. The waters mirror the surrounding peaks and serve as a gathering place for those seeking connection to the Beskid mountains.

The lake is accessible via marked hiking trails starting from nearby villages, with the main path taking about one hour to complete. The climb is moderate, but proper footwear is recommended and weather conditions should be checked before setting out.

The lake is fed by hidden mountain springs that emerge from underground sources within the Beskid formations, sustaining local wildlife across all seasons. This concealed water network ensures the lake maintains stable water levels and supports the delicate balance of the ecosystem.