지비에키 공원 크라조브라조위‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 산 정상

꽤 가파르게 오르막이지만 구간은 짧습니다. Wielka Rycerzowa 자체는 숲이 우거져 있고 정상에서의 전망은 좋지 않습니다.

Romanka (1366 m above sea level) is one of the highest peaks of the Żywiec Beskids, located within the Żywiec Landscape Park. The peak is covered with dense forest, but from the clearings on its slopes you can admire the panorama of the Tatras, Babia Góra and Pilsko. The most popular trails lead to Romanka from Żabnica, Sopotnia Wielka and Hala Rysianka, with which it creates a picturesque mountain range. The hike to the peak is demanding, especially from the Żabnica Valley, where the route is steep. Due to the more difficult approaches, it is worth stocking up on good footwear and appropriate clothing, especially in the colder seasons.

The Jubilee Cross of the Żywiec Region on Bendoszka Wielka was created on the initiative of Fr. Edward Ćmiel and Fr. Stanisław Wardyński - the parish priest of the Rycerka Górna Parish (now deceased). Both priests established a construction committee. On June 15, 1999, the Holy Father John Paul II blessed the cornerstone on Krakowskie Błonia. In 2000, a 21.75 m high cross was erected on the top of Bendoszka.

It is worth climbing to the top of Bendoszka 1144 m above sea level. From the top there is a beautiful view of the Żywiec Beskid and Silesian Beskid. The glade at the top is a great place to rest. I recommend it.

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 :)/

The shelter offers 50 beds in rooms for 3 to 8 people. Additionally, you can stay in multi-person rooms (10 people). Guests of the shelter have access to a buffet with a dining room. Near the shelter there is a viewing point with a map of the mountains surrounding Wielka Racza

(Slovak: Veľká Rača), 1236 m above sea level – the highest peak of the Wielka Racza group in the Żywiec Beskids. Veľká Rača is completely forested, but on its top there is a grassy pasture from which there is a wide panorama of the characteristic group of the Mała Fatra Mountains. The peak is also the largest mountain in the Kysuce Beskids (the Slovak part of the Żywiec Beskids) and one of the highest peaks of the Żywiec Beskids. Observation of the views is made easier by the viewing platform built in 1997 jointly by Poles and Slovaks. At the top there is a PTTK Wielka Racza shelter