Kruhliak

Okrąglik is a mountain summit in the Bieszczady Zachodnie range that stands at 749 meters and displays rock formations scattered along its slopes. Multiple well-marked trails lead to the top from different starting points in the surrounding valleys.

Medieval archaeological remains in this mountain zone show that people have lived in this area for centuries. These findings suggest settlements were established and maintained in the surrounding valleys and slopes.

Local mountain communities maintain traditional shepherding practices and organize seasonal festivals celebrating the natural heritage of the Bieszczady region.

The summit can be reached through several marked hiking routes that depart from various locations around the base. Fall months provide the best climbing conditions with stable weather and clear views from higher elevations.

The summit provides nesting grounds for rare bird species and contains protected plant varieties found only in the eastern Carpathian mountains.