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Located at 617 meters above sea level, the Neuweltpass connects the regions of Sanok and Tyrawa Wołoska through a series of sharp turns.

The pass functioned as a vital trade route between settlements since medieval times, facilitating commerce between neighboring regions through the Jizera Mountains.

Local traditions include annual winter sports gatherings where residents from surrounding communities celebrate the mountain heritage through competitions and festivals.

The road surface remains accessible throughout the year, with snow clearing services operating regularly during winter months to maintain transportation flow.

The mountain pass features thirteen consecutive hairpin turns within a 19.8-kilometer stretch, creating one of the longest serpentine roads in Poland.

GPS coordinates: 50.81739,15.43335

Latest update: March 6, 2025 03:59