Jeleniowaty observation tower, Observation tower on Jeleniowaty ridge, Bieszczady, Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Poland

Jeleniowaty observation tower is a 34-metre steel-and-timber structure that narrows towards the top, built in 2020 on the 907-metre highest culmination of the Jeleniowaty ridge in the Western Bieszczady. A staircase of 170 steps leads to the viewing platform, from which the upper San valley and the highest parts of the Polish and Ukrainian Bieszczady are visible.

The tower was built in 2020 on the initiative of the Stuposiany Forest District and officially opened on 19 November 2020. It stands on the 907 m summit of Jeleniowaty, where a television relay station had operated years earlier. A marked nature trail, Brenzberg, starting just beyond Muczne, leads to the tower.

The tower stands on the 907 m summit of Jeleniowaty, where a television relay station once operated. It was built in 2020 on the initiative of the Stuposiany Forest District and opened on 19 November 2020. The approach follows the marked Brenzberg nature trail from Muczne, turning left at the site of the former Brenzberg forester's lodge.

The tower stands on the 907 m summit of Jeleniowaty; a temporary route follows the marked Brenzberg nature trail starting just beyond Muczne on the main road to Tarnawa Niżna, turning left where the former Brenzberg forester's lodge stood. The tower may be closed periodically for safety in dense fog, rain, snow, ice, storms or strong wind.

The tower stands on the 907 m summit of Jeleniowaty, where a television relay station once operated. Its steel-and-timber structure, narrowing toward the top, was built in 2020 on the initiative of the Stuposiany Forest District and opened on 19 November 2020.