Lubań, Mountain peak in Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland
Lubań is a mountain summit in the Western Beskids with an elevation of 1,211 meters (3,973 ft), standing prominently among the surrounding peaks. Its location offers expansive views over neighboring ridges and distant mountain ranges.
The mountain has served as a navigational landmark for centuries, helping locals and travelers identify key routes through the region. Its role in shaping local movement and trade patterns established it as a significant point of reference in the landscape.
Traditional shepherding practices continue on the mountain slopes, maintaining centuries-old customs of the local highland communities.
The summit is reached via several marked hiking routes starting from nearby villages, with the easiest access beginning at Krościenko nad Dunajcem. Plan for varying weather conditions at elevation and allow time to complete the walk at a comfortable pace.
The summit contains rare plant species adapted to high-altitude conditions, including several protected varieties of mountain flowers and alpine grasses.
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