Brzyna: Hotels and Accommodations

Two cycling routes recorded by the Łącko municipality pass through Brzyna: a 14 km route from Zarzecze via Łąckie Wyrobiska, Jaworzynka and Cebulówka to Brzyna, continuing to Jazowsko, and an 8 km route from Brzyna via Lipówki, Kretówki, Podwilcze, Obidza and Opalanka to Jazowsko. Those wishing to include cycling tours in their trip will therefore find two specifically described routes in the area.

You can book a hotel in Brzyna.

Geographical location

Brzyna is located in the Beskid Sądecki on the right bank of the Dunajec, opposite Jazowsko, and stretches along the Brzynka stream.

Surroundings

Suchy Groń and Tylmanowski are located in the immediate vicinity of Brzyna.

The surrounding area of Brzyna includes Dzwonkówka, Czorsztyn - Zamek obronny XIVw. and Skałka.

The wider region around Brzyna includes Rytro, Zamek w Czorsztynie and Niedzica - Zamek XIIIw.

The mouth of the Obidzki Potok, where it flows into the Dunajec, lies in the village.

History and culture

Brzyna was founded relatively late, around the 17th century. The name of the village derives from words meaning “riverbank,” “small bank slope” or “gorge.”

Brzyna has a chapel dedicated to Saint Andrew Bobola.

Nature

Routes connected with Brzyna can be combined with an excursion in the direction of Prehyba. According to the municipality’s description, they run along the northern slopes of the Radziejowa mountain range through Carpathian beech forest and offer views of the Tatra Mountains, Beskid Wyspowy and the Gorce Mountains.

For further orientation, you can also visit these location pages: Mochnaczka Niżna, Rożnów, Krynica-Zdrój, Nowa Wieś, Florynka, Rytro, Cieniawa, Zarzecze.

For the overview of the wider travel destination: Nowy Sącz.