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장관이지만 절대 과소평가하지 마세요! 큰 배낭은 메지 말고, 튼튼한 신발을 착용하세요. 아이들은 10세 이상이고 움직임이 안정적이어야 합니다. 협곡 주변의 하이킹 코스에서도 (Horne Diery는 더 어렵습니다) 체력과 발걸음이 안정적이어야 하며 고소공포증이 없어야 합니다. 습한 날은 피하세요!

Again a bit of a gravel road. The climb is quite steep and there are big rocks on the road, so the bike is pushed. Better to go around on the asphalt. https://www.komoot.com/tour/2477679164

"All the train stations of the old Austro-Hungarian Empire resembled one another, the small stations in the small provincial towns. Yellow and tiny, they resembled lazy cats, sleeping in the snow in winter and in the sun in summer, protected, as it were, by the platform's traditional crystal glass roof and watched over by the black double-headed eagle on a yellow background." Joseph Roth, the Capuchin Crypt.

Border station on the Cadca-Zywiec railway line, built in 1884. As of May 2025: Due to the renewal of the tracks on the Polish side, the station is currently only accessible by train from the Slovak side. Rail replacement services operate on the Polish side, albeit less frequently than the trains.

Here the road crosses the national border

Formerly also Rajcza (Slovak: Veľká Rača), 1236 m above sea level – the highest peak of the Wielka Rača group in the Żywiec Beskids (in Slovakia these are the Kysuckie Beskids) Wielka Rača is located on the main ridge of the Żywiec Beskids, through which the Polish-Slovak border and the Great European Watershed run[4]. At Wielka Rača, this ridge changes direction. Wielka Rača is also a keystone for a long side ridge extending from its peak to the west (to the Slovak side). Between the three ridges of Wielka Rača there are three valleys, through which three streams flow: Rača, Klubinský potok and Oščadnica (Oščadnica) Wielka Rača is completely forested, but on its summit there is a grassy meadow, from which a wide panorama with a characteristic group of Malá Fatra stretches. The peak is also the highest mountain in the Kysuce Beskids (the Slovak part of the Żywiec Beskids) and one of the highest peaks in the Żywiec Beskids. Observation of the views is facilitated by a viewing platform built in 1997 jointly by Poles and Slovaks

A very nice bike trip with technical descents on the Przegibek - Wielka Racza section and the descent from Wielka Racza on the yellow / caution recommended at high speeds, flying stones like Ewok Bears from Star Wars :)/

Unique and beautiful way