Mountains
peak of the Silesian Beskids with caves, Moravian monkshood and a PTTK mountain hut nearby
Mountains
mountain hut from 1897 at 1,001 m above sea level, reached by trails and a gondola lift
Mountains
Beskid peak with a mountain hut from 1897, an alpinarium and a viewing tower by the gondola lift
Mountains
a hut from 1914 in the Silesian Beskids, 700 m from the summit of Klimczok, with a network of trails around it
Mountains in Bystra means Klimczok and Szyndzielnia in the Silesian Beskids, plus two PTTK mountain huts with far-reaching views.
Four places for one mountain route: two summits and two huts with a roof over your head. A good fit for people walking alone or in pairs who like to combine views with a rest in a hut.
Szyndzielnia is about 1,028 metres high, lies inside the Silesian Beskids Landscape Park and has a lookout tower, an alpinarium and a gondola lift. Just below the summit stands the PTTK Mountain Hut on Szyndzielnia, dating from 1897, at 1,001 metres, with a view across the Beskids.
Further west rises Klimczok, 1,117 metres, whose summit carries the boundary between Bielsko-Biała and Szczyrk. About 700 metres from the top you find the Klimczok PTTK Mountain Hut, a brick building at 1,052 metres between Magura and the Siodło pass. All the mountains of the region are gathered under mountains in Silesia, and other places nearby under Bystra.
Yes, two operate in the Silesian Beskids: the PTTK hut on Szyndzielnia and the Klimczok PTTK hut.
Klimczok, at 1,117 metres. Szyndzielnia reaches about 1,028 metres.
