Smolnik: Hotels and Accommodations

Razvaliny Likot’ is located in the vicinity of Smolnik. The surrounding area also includes Nasiczne – on the Nasicznianski stream, Ostre and Zatwarnica – on the Hylaty. The Bieszczady National Park is also located near Smolnik.

For an overnight stay locally, you can book a hotel in Smolnik.

Location and Landscape

The Smolniczek stream flows into the San, while Smolnik lies on the Ukrainian border.

Otryt is located in the immediate vicinity of Smolnik. The wider regional area also includes Skelia Stupinchasta and Dovbusheva Krynytsia.

Smolnik lies on a gentle ridge between the eastern edge of Otryt and the San; the Smolniczek stream runs through the valley toward the San.

Culture and History

Smolnik’s Church of Saint Michael the Archangel is a Greek Catholic church dating from 1791 and an example of Bojko church architecture.

A parish is already documented for the year 1589. The church is said to have been established after the village was founded under Wallachian law sometime after 1530.

Smolnik has long been associated with oil production; oil wells were already operating there before 1884.

Geographical Classification

In the local municipal profile, Smolnik is assigned to the Bieszczady Wysokie area.

If you would like to compare other places in addition to Smolnik, you can find Procisne, Dwernik, Bukowiec, Krościenko, Teleśnica Oszwarowa, Ustrzyki Dolne, Zatwarnica and Lutowiska here.

To the higher-level travel overview: Bieszczady.