Rabia Skała

Rabia Skała rises to 1199 meters above sea level, presenting geological formations characteristic of the Western Bieszczady mountain range along the Polish-Slovak frontier.

The mountain has marked a natural boundary between territories since medieval times, serving as a reference point for merchants traveling through the Carpathian trade routes.

Local communities from both sides of the border maintain traditional celebrations at the mountain's base, incorporating elements from Polish and Slovak mountain folklore.

Multiple marked trails lead to the summit from both countries, with the main path starting at Zboj municipality providing direct access to observation points.

The mountain contains specific plant species that grow exclusively in this section of the Carpathian range, particularly on its northern limestone slopes.

Location: Zboj

Elevation above the sea: 1,199 m

GPS coordinates: 49.10293,22.44096

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:02