Bieszczady National Park is a protected natural and cultural landscape in southeastern Poland, known for its mountain meadows, forests and rich wildlife. The park’s work includes nature conservation and monitoring, research, environmental education, and care for the region’s cultural heritage. Visitors can plan trips using information on trails, access points, parking, weather and safety, and purchase admission tickets.

The park supports hiking, cycling, horse riding and winter tourism, with routes and nature trails described by distance and estimated walking times. Attractions include the Natural History Museum in Ustrzyki Dolne, outdoor exhibitions, the upper San valley and the Chatka Puchatka mountain shelter. The museum offers updated exhibitions designed to help visitors discover Bieszczady nature through interactive and multimedia experiences.

The park also provides educational activities, events, publications, licensed guide listings and practical information for families and visitors with specific accessibility needs. Additional services include museum reservations, accommodation information, and permits or reservations for activities such as research, photography and filming. Its resources encourage respectful, informed exploration of the protected area