Schronisko „Hajstra”

Schronisko „Hajstra” is a private tourist hostel (schronisko turystyczne) located in Huta Polańska, within the Beskid Niski mountain range in Poland. The name of the establishment derives from the customary local name for the black stork. It has operated since 1996 in a building that formerly served as a guardhouse of the Wojska Ochrony Pogranicza (Border Protection Troops). In addition to hostel accommodation, an agritourism farm (gospodarstwo agroturystyczne) operates at the site. The hostel is situated near a tourist trail running from Ożenna toward Baranie and the Polish–Slovak border, a location that provides favorable conditions for hiking and cycling tourism. As a small private hospitality business, it serves individual tourists and outdoor enthusiasts exploring the Low Beskids region.

Schronisko „Hajstra” has existed since 1996, when it was established in a building that had previously served as a guardhouse of the Wojska Ochrony Pogranicza (Border Protection Troops). The facility is located in Huta Polańska, in the Beskid Niski range. Its name comes from the customary local term for the black stork. Alongside the hostel, an agritourism farm operates at the site. The hostel lies near a tourist trail leading from Ożenna toward Baranie and the Polish–Slovak border, a setting well suited to walking and cycling tourism.

• 1996

  Schronisko „Hajstra” begins operating in a former Border Protection Troops guardhouse in Huta Polańska.

Small private mountain hostel and agritourism farm catering to hikers and cyclists in the Beskid Niski.

• Hostel accommodation

• Agritourism farm

1. 1Schronisko „Hajstra” – Wikipedia (Polish)pl.wikipedia.org
2. 2Schronisko „Hajstra” – Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3Official websitehutapolanska.krak.pl