It's easy to fall head over heels with the understated splendour of The Low Beskids region, a place that truly deserves the often overused accolade 'off the beaten track'. The rolling fertile hills and the ethnic minorities like the Lemko and Boyko people that inhabit this sparsely populated and unforgettable landscape weave a wondrously unique cultural tapestry that enthrals visitors of all persuasions. Plus, it’s the only place in Poland where we've seen road signs telling motorists to watch out for both wolves and bears. To say 'flourishing wildlife' seems to downplay the habitat’s diversity and it’s rightly considered a hiking haven for the more intrepid.