Tripto Guide
7 places. The best places, landmarks and ideas for exploring the region. Open a place to see all details.

Rzyki
Łamana Skała is a mountain destination near Rzyki, popular with visitors looking for nature and scenic trails. Routes cross the region’s characteristic landscape, making it suitable for a walk, a hike or a longer day in the Beskids and Sud…

Rzyki
Komoniecki Grotto, also called Komoniecki Cave, lies in the eastern Little Beskids in the headwaters of the Dusica stream. It is a natural rock shelter measuring about 115 m², up to 2 m high and about 15 m wide. The formation is protected…

Rzyki
The caves of the Little Beskids form part of the mountain landscape of the Little Beskids Landscape Park. The best-known is Komoniecki Grotto on the western slopes of Pośredni Groń. The area also contains the Czarne Działy caves and Wietrz…

Rzyki
Łamana Skała (**929 m above sea level**) is the second highest peak of the Little Beskids — only Czupel is taller — and the highest point of the Andrychów Beskids. The summit is wooded, so do not expect broad panoramas, but the ridge hides…

Rzyki
Above the houses of Ślemień, on the wooded slopes of a hill with an optimistic name — **Jasna Górka** (Bright Little Mountain) — stands a church that pilgrims have visited for centuries. The sanctuary of Our Lady belongs to the parish of t…

Rzyki
On the southern slope of Smrekowica, at about **700 m above sea level**, the Dusica stream falls over a rocky ledge, forming **the largest waterfall in the Little Beskids**: it is **5 metres** high and **4 metres** wide. The name comes fro…

Rzyki
In Ślemień, in the heart of the Żywiec region, the Żywiec Ethnographic Park was opened in **August 2012** — an open-air museum recreating the layout and buildings of a village of the Żywiec Beskids. On more than **6 hectares** by the road…