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The Radziejowa Range is the highest part of the Sądecki Beskid mountains, located on the western side of the Poprad Valley. It is characterized by significant elevation differences and dense spruce and beech forests, which give it a rugged, almost primeval character. Hiking along the trails here, especially in the area around Przehyba and Radziejowa itself, offers some of the most spectacular views of the Tatra Mountains in all of the Polish Beskids.
The Crown of Polish Mountains
The highest peak in the range is Radziejowa (1266 m above sea level), making it a must-visit for those attempting to summit the highest peaks of Polish mountain ranges.
Observation tower
At the summit of Radziejowa, there is a tall wooden tower that allows you to rise above the treetops and admire a 360-degree panorama, encompassing the Tatra Mountains, the Pieniny Mountains, and the Gorce Mountains.
Baniska Nature Reserve
This mountain range is home to one of the oldest nature reserves in the region, which protects a natural beech and fir forest, as well as unique landslide formations, including the so-called Cave in Baniska.
The Przehyba Mountain Hut
One of the most popular mountain huts in the Beskid Mountains, serving as an important trail junction and an excellent starting point for both hikers and mountain bikers.




















