Mountains
peak of the Silesian Beskids with caves, Moravian monkshood and a PTTK mountain hut nearby
Mountains
Beskid peak with a mountain hut from 1897, an alpinarium and a viewing tower by the gondola lift
Cemeteries and monuments
a bronze painter in a hat with a palette on a bench in front of the cultural centre in Bystra
Free places in Bystra include the peaks of Klimczok and Szyndzielnia in the Silesian Beskids and a bronze bench with the painter Julian Fałat.
Two mountain goals and one monument in the village make a route for walkers and art lovers. The peaks are neighbours, so they are easy to combine.
Klimczok reaches 1,117 m and marks the line between Bielsko-Biała and Szczyrk, with a PTTK hut seven hundred metres further on. To the north of it rises Szyndzielnia, about 1,028 m, with a historic PTTK hut, an alpinarium, a lookout tower and a gondola lift.
Both mountains belong to the Klimczok and Szyndzielnia range, and Szyndzielnia is part of the Silesian Beskids Landscape Park.
The Julian Fałat Bench is a life-size bronze sculpture showing the painter in a hat, with palette and brush. Fałat lived in Bystra in 1909-1929, and the bench was placed in front of the "Promyk" Municipal Cultural Centre at Fałata 2.
Yes, they neighbour each other in a single range.
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