Beskid Sądecki with a dog - trails and the Poprad Valley

The Sądecki Beskids are gentle, green mountains perfect for hiking with your dog – trails to Jaworzyna and Radziejowa, the Poprad Valley, and forests offer plenty of space year-round.

Trails with a dog

You can easily walk most of the Beskid trails with your dog. This mountain range doesn't have a national park, so the rules are more lenient than in the Tatra Mountains, for example—all you need is common sense, a leash when walking, and respect for farm animals in the meadows.

Poprad Valley and spas

Walks along the Poprad River and around Piwniczna and Rytro are dog-friendly. However, be aware that dog access may be restricted in spa parks in Krynica-Zdrój—check signs.

Dog-friendly accommodations

Many guesthouses, lodgings, and agritourism farms in the region accept pets . Ask about their permission and policies when booking.

Practical tips

• Water for the trail and tick protection.
• Leash around people and in sheep pastures.
• In spa parks, check if dogs are allowed.

Frequently asked questions

Is it possible to take a dog on the trails in Beskid Sądecki?

Yes — this is a non-national park range, so the trails are dog-friendly as long as you use common sense and leash people.

Will the dog be allowed into the spa park in Krynica?

This may be limited – check the signs on site, as spa zones have their own rules.