Views from Cieślar, Mountain summit in Silesian Beskids, Poland.

Cieślar is a partly wooded summit on the Polish-Czech border in the Silesian Beskids, on the main ridge between Wielki Sosnow and Mały Stożek. Its Polish side lies within the city of Wisła, between the Dziechcinka stream and its tributary. The bare summit meadows open a nearly all-round panorama of the Silesian Beskids and the southern Moravian-Silesian Beskids.

The name Cieślar comes from the Cieślar surname, recorded four times in Wisła in 1621, just after the village was founded. The state border between Poland and Czechoslovakia, now Czechia, has run across the summit, marked today by red Polish and blue Czech trails.

The summit is part of a popular hiking network in the Beskids and serves as a familiar landmark for local communities. Visitors can see trail markings and routes that reflect how people use this mountain as a point of reference in everyday life.

A mountain hut nearby provides shelter and supplies for hikers making their way to the peak. The summit can be reached from multiple directions, so visitors should carry a map or trail guide.

The name Cieślar comes from a surname recorded in Wisła as early as 1621, when four Cieślars were already noted in the newly settled village; it remains one of the most common surnames there. The state border runs across the summit, marked by red Polish and blue Czech trails.