Przełęcz Jaworzyce

A beautiful place for training or a walk.

Jaworzyce Pass - a pass located between Wierzbanowska Góra 778 m above sea level and Lubomir 904 m above sea level in the Lubomir and Łysina ranges. However, according to the widely recognized physical and geographical regionalization of the Carpathians, developed by Jerzy Kondracki, the entire Lubomir and Łysina Range belongs to the Beskid Wyspowy, so this pass is its inner pass. There are also fundamental differences in naming. Formerly the Jaworzyce Pass was called the Wierzbanowska Pass, now this name is given to another pass between Wierzbanowska Góra and Cietnia Jaworzyce Pass (view from the glade of paragliders on Szczebel Jaworzyce Pass (visible road bend leading from the pass to the Astronomical Observatory on Lubomir Cross on the mountain pass The northern slopes of the pass are the area of ​​the Kobielnik village. The Kobielnik stream flows from them, which is a tributary of the Krzyworzeka River. The southern slopes are occupied by the village of Węglówka, and the stream flowing from them feeds Kasinianka (all of them in the Raba basin. A local road from Kobielnik and Wiśniowa to Węglówka and Kasinka Mała runs through the pass From the regions of the pass and the slopes above it that have been discovered in some places, the following are visible: Szczebel, Babia Góra, Zębalowa, the enormous massif of Lubogoszcz, and to the left of it Śnieżnica with the Ćwilin Jasień and Gorce beds

A good starting point. So popular and with little parking space. High.

Beautiful views. You can leave the car and take a walk to the top of Lubomir (red trail)

There is nothing interesting here, an ordinary starting point under the observatory, it's good that there is a shelter.