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Przegibek Pass – Rycerzowa Meadow

4.4 kmLength
167 mAscent
39 mDescent
1 150 mMax. altitude
997 mMin. altitude

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About the trail

Route Przegibek Pass – Rycerzowa Meadow. Has blue marking (regional route). Waymarking data: OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL).

Officially marked regional tourist route. The marking is blue, the sign is a horizontal stripe on a white background. Length of the route — 4.4 km. Location: mountain range — Żywiec Beskids, Poland.

At a glance

A short route of 4.4 km with 167 m of ascent from Przegibek Pass to Rycerzowa Meadow. Estimated walking time: about 1.5 h, not counting stops. Difficulty: easy. Waymarking: blue.

Route stages

  1. 0–2 kmGentle ups and downs at 1,000–1,030 m
  2. 2–4.5 kmClimb of 140 m to Wielka Rycerzowa (1,226 m)

Steepest kilometre: km 3–4, a climb of 100 m (≈10%), near Wielka Rycerzowa.

Water and overnight stays

A spring near the trail: at km 3.5.

Huts and shelters near the trail: Bacówka PTTK na Rycerzowej (km 4.5).

When to go

Best time: May to October. In winter deep snow is possible, so experience and winter gear are needed.

Getting there

Start: Przegibek Pass. This is a one-way route: the finish is 3 km from the start in a straight line, so plan your way back in advance.

Directions to the start in Google Maps

FAQ

How long does the route take?
Estimated walking time: about 1.5 h, not counting stops.
Is there water on the route?
A spring near the trail: at km 3.5.
Where can I stay overnight?
Huts and shelters near the trail: Bacówka PTTK na Rycerzowej (km 4.5).

Water and shelter on the route

  1. Dvojistá voda Springkm 3.4 from the start · 220 m off the path · Not verified · 1 128 m
  2. Bacówka PTTK na Rycerzowejkm 4.3 from the start · 200 m off the path · Standing · 1 120 m

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