Beskidzki Raj Tower in Stryszawa, Steel observation tower in Stryszawa, Poland.

Beskidzki Raj Tower is a steel observation structure featuring six platforms connected by wooden stairs and railings, rising from Surzynówka Hill. The levels allow visitors to progressively gain height and view the surrounding southern Polish mountain landscape from different vantage points.

The steel tower was built in 2010 within the Beskidzki Raj hotel complex, just below the 816-metre summit of Surzynówka. It was erected as a viewpoint for the surrounding ranges, with identification panels placed on the top platform.

The tower stands on the grounds of the Beskidzki Raj hotel complex, just below the 816 m summit of Surzynówka. Its name comes from that hotel, and the tower serves guests and day visitors as a paid viewpoint over the Żywiec, Maków and Silesian Beskids, Gorce and the Olkusz Upland. Panels on the top platform name the ranges in view.

The tower is accessed through an automated payment gate system located inside a small buffet area at the entrance. Visitors should prepare for climbing narrow stairs across multiple levels and wear appropriate footwear for the ascent.

Above the sixth platform sits an enclosed room with a balcony beneath a gabled roof, creating a sheltered viewing space. This room allows visitors to enjoy the views even during poor weather conditions.