Chryszczata, Mountain summit in Carpathian Mountains, Poland
Chryszczata is a mountain summit in the Carpathians with an elevation around 1000 meters. Multiple marked trails wind through natural slopes to reach the peak.
The mountain range formed millions of years ago and shaped settlement patterns in the region over centuries. Its elevation made it a natural landmark for early communities.
The summit forms part of the European long-distance path E8, connecting numerous landscapes and natural points across multiple European territories.
The summit is accessible via marked hiking trails suitable for various experience levels. A small mountain shelter nearby can serve as a starting point or rest stop for visitors.
The peak ranks as the 34th most prominent among 3,408 summits in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship, with a prominence of 189 meters from base to peak.
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