Podjastrzębik: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Muszyna – Ruiny Zamku, Jaworzyna Krynicka, and Góra Parkowa are located in the immediate surroundings of Jastrzębik. For travelers interested in castle ruins, Muszyna – Ruiny Zamku is a specific cultural point of reference around Podjastrzębik.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Podjastrzębik.

Landscape and Surroundings

Przysłop and Huzary are located in the surrounding area of Jastrzębik.

Rytro and Zřícenina Zborov are located in the wider regional surroundings of Jastrzębik.

The Village

Jastrzębik is a locality in Nowy Sącz County in Lesser Poland and in the municipality of Muszyna. It lies at an altitude of approximately 550 m above sea level on the Jastrzębik stream.

Cycling Route

A mineral-water cycling route runs through Jastrzębik and Podjastrzębik as part of a loop connecting settlements in the Muszyna area. For cyclists interested in mineral water, this route is a specific local point of reference.

Nature

The locality lies on two ridges of Jaworzyna; the surrounding named peaks include Bystry Wierch, Palenica, Szczawna Góra, Smreczyny, and Jastrzębska Góra.

There are mineral-water springs in the Jastrzębik Valley, including the Święty Łukasz spring.

The Professor Henryk Świdziński mofette is located on the border between Jastrzębik and Złockie; it is designated as a natural monument of inanimate nature.

The mofette is located next to the road between Złockie and Jastrzębik. There is an information board there and space nearby to park a car.

History

Jastrzębik was founded in 1577 under Wallachian law. Among its early inhabitants were Vlachs, later Ruthenians; the community was Greek Catholic.

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