Przehyba, Mountain summit in Beskid Sądecki, Poland.
Przehyba is a mountain in the Beskid Sądecki range rising to 1,175 meters with forested slopes throughout. Multiple hiking trails cross near the summit, creating a hub for hikers exploring the Carpathians.
A mountain shelter opened below the summit in 1937 with capacity for 52 guests. After World War II, the shelter was rebuilt and reopened in 1958 with significant improvements.
A chapel dedicated to the Good Shepherd sits on the mountain and welcomes visitors and local worshippers. The space has become a place where people pause during their mountain journeys to reflect.
The climb is demanding with steep sections throughout, particularly in the lower portions of the route. Good hiking boots and plenty of time are essential for completing this hike safely.
The mountain offers views across the surrounding peaks and valleys that many hikers overlook. The chapel becomes especially quiet after sunset, providing a moment of solitude for those who stay longer.
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