Magura National Park

Magura National Park is a national park in south-eastern Poland, near the Slovak border, on the edge of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship and the Subcarpathian Voivodeship. It covers most of the upper basin of the Wisłoka River and was created in 1995. Today the park has an area of 194.39 km2 (75.05 sq mi), with 185.31 km2 of forest, and it makes a good choice for a quiet outing close to nature.

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• A large forested landscape, since woodland makes up 185.31 km2 of the park, giving visitors a strongly natural setting.
• The upper Wisłoka River basin, which shapes the park’s terrain and is a key part of its geography.
• A protected area that has changed in size since its establishment in 1995, when it covered 199.62 km2, offering a chance to explore a well-defined national park in a borderland setting.

For a visit here, comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are a good idea, especially if you plan to walk through the forested areas. It is best suited to travelers looking for a calm trip, a short hike, or a nature-focused stop rather than a busy sightseeing day.