Kosarzyska, Mountain village in Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland.
Kosarzyska is a small village near Nowy Sącz that sits within the Beskid Sądecki mountains with traditional wooden houses scattered across green hillsides. The houses show regional building styles with steep roofs and light-colored walls, while the landscape around them consists of meadows and forested slopes.
The village developed near the Polish-Slovak border region over centuries through exchanges with neighboring communities. Its location shaped its character and fostered economic and cultural ties to surrounding areas.
The community here still follows age-old farming traditions that show up in local celebrations and the handicrafts people practice.
The village is reachable by regular bus services from Nowy Sącz and has guesthouses available throughout the year. Visitors should wear proper hiking boots since the pathways across the hills can be uneven and are needed for walking through the area.
The village sits at a convenient starting point for hikers, as several mountain trails in Beskid Sądecki begin or pass through here. These paths lead through untouched forest areas and offer views that many visitors discover only while exploring.
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