Połonina Caryńska

Połonina Caryńska (Berehowska) - (1297 m asl) one of the meadows in the Bieszczady Mountains, a mountain massif located between the valleys of Wołosate and Prowcza, in which the towns of Ustrzyki Górne and Brzegi Górne are located. In the north, Przysłup Caryński separates the massif from Magura Stuposiańska, and in the south, through the Wyżniańska Pass, it borders on the Dział in the border area.

The panorama from Połonina Caryńska is extensive, with the clearly visible massif of Wielka Rawka, Połonina Wetlińska and a group of the highest peaks of the Polish Bieszczady with Tarnica and Halicz. With very good air transparency, you can see the Ukrainian Gorgany Mountains, more than 100 km away, or the Tatra Mountains, which are almost 180 km away, from the mountain pastures.

In Połonina Caryńska , the occurrence of such species as: thyme blight, alpine thistle, dac's sedge, eastern Carpathian monkshood and Bukovinian monkshood has been found. These are rare plant species in Poland.