Zakopane-Gubałówka transmitter, Telecommunications tower in Zakopane, Poland.
The Zakopane-Gubałówka transmitter is a lattice steel structure standing 102 meters tall on the slopes of Gubałówka mountain at approximately 1122 meters elevation. The tower sits exposed on the mountainside and is visible from many vantage points across the region.
The facility was developed to improve broadcasting coverage across the mountainous Tatra region and has since become a key communications center for the area. The hilltop location was chosen to maximize signal reach across the mountain terrain.
The transmitter serves the local population by broadcasting radio programs and television channels that keep mountain communities connected.
The transmitter site offers live webcams showing real-time weather conditions and visibility across the surrounding mountains. This information proves helpful for hikers and climbers who want to check conditions before heading out to the peaks.
The tower is clearly visible from observation points across the region on clear days and often serves as a navigation landmark for hikers traversing the mountain landscape. Its exposed position makes it a recognizable landmark for both local residents and visitors.
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