"Hajstra" Shelter

The "Hajstra" Shelter is a private tourist hostel located in Huta Polańska, in the picturesque Low Beskids. Established in 1996, the facility is housed in a former Border Protection Army watchtower, giving it a unique historical character. The name of the shelter comes from the local term for the black stork, highlighting its connection to nature and regional culture. The shelter not only offers accommodation but also operates an agritourism farm, promoting rural tourism and supporting local traditions. Its location near the hiking trail from Ożenna to Baranie and the Polish-Slovak border provides excellent opportunities for hiking and cycling, attracting enthusiasts of active recreation. This place combines rich architectural, natural, and cultural heritage, making it an ideal base for exploring the charms of the Low Beskids.