of 39 km, under the patronage of Colonel Lis-Kula. Its originator was the Podkarpacki Oddział Związku Piłsudczyków (Podkarpacki Branch of the Piłsudski Association) (an organization whose aim is to cultivate the Piłsudski and independence tradition and to educate patriotic and pro-defensive youth). On the trail, cyclical rallies are organized, which combine educational and educational goals with sports and fitness. The marches, which are to promote modern patriotism and defence issues, are accompanied by historical competitions, occasional concerts, historical talks, memories of Colonel L. Lis-Kula's relatives, sports competitions. The event is attended by school youth, riflemen, scouts, educators and tourists. Bicycle rallies are also organized. See also Lwów Eaglets Treaty of Riga Jerzy Bitschan Antoni Petrykiewicz References Sources Franciszek Demel i Wacław Lipiński – Pułkownik Leopold Lis-Kula, z przedmową A.Piłsudskiej, Reprint wydania z 1932 r. Wyd. WRZG, Rzeszów 1990 Piątek Andrzej – Powiew Legendy, Rzeszów 2004. Żurawiejki i inne zawadiackie piosenki legionowe – zbiór pieśni polskich z okresu 1914–1939. Wiktor Krzysztof Cygan, Słownik biograficzny oficerów Legionów Polski. T. 1. Gryf, Warszawa 1992. Bogusław Zaniewski – Wspomnienie o Leopoldzie Lisie-Kuli żołnierzu legionowej legendy, Wyd. Rubikon, Wrocław 2007. Monuments of Remembrance 1918-2018 – Monument to Colonel Leopold Lis-Kula. 1896 births 1919 deaths People from Łańcut County People from the Kingdom of Galicia and Lodomeria Polish Army officers Polish legionnaires (World War I) Polish people of the Polish–Ukrainian War Recipients of the Silver Cross of the Virtuti Militari Recipients of the Cross of Independence