Saint Roch chapel in Krasnobród, Religious chapel in Hutki, Poland
Saint Roch chapel is a wooden religious structure located within forest lands near Krasnobród, built with traditional Polish architectural features and decorative elements typical of its era. The small building displays characteristic wooden construction methods and religious ornamentation from the early 1800s.
The chapel was built around 1800 and is protected as an immovable monument in the Lublin Voivodeship. It reflects the religious traditions and building practices of early 19th century Poland.
Local residents use this place for prayer and religious gatherings throughout the year. The chapel holds meaning as a focal point for the community's spiritual life within the forest.
The chapel can be reached by walking paths from Krasnobród town center through forest trails. Parking spaces are available near the forest entrance for those arriving by car.
The chapel sits deep within forest grounds, offering a secluded setting far from town bustle. Visitors who seek it out find themselves in complete quiet, where religious devotion merges with the surrounding woodland.
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