Stajkowa, Mountain summit in Beskid Sądecki, Poland.
Stajkowa is a peak in the Beskid Sadecki mountain range that rises to 723 meters, offering views across the surrounding ridges and valleys. The slopes transition between open meadows and forested areas, creating a varied landscape.
Since the 1800s this peak has served as a natural boundary between administrative regions in the area. Its role as a local boundary marker remains important to how the region is organized today.
Local herders use the slopes for grazing livestock, keeping alive traditions that shape how the landscape looks and feels today.
The summit can be reached via marked trails from nearby villages, with winter snow requiring proper gear and caution. Most seasons offer reasonable hiking conditions, though weather can change quickly at higher elevations.
The peak sits along a bird migration route used twice yearly by various species passing through the region. This position makes it a natural observation point for those interested in watching seasonal bird movements.
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