Hiking tours in the mountains: Magurka Wilkowicka

Magurka Wilkowicka is the fourth highest peak of the Beskid Mały, with an altitude of 909 m above sea level. It forms the so-called ridge of the Magurka Wilkowicka group, along with Czupla and Sokołówka. If you are planning a trip to this peak from Szczyrk, here are some details:

• Most popular trails: There are many trails leading to Magurka, but the most popular ones start in the upper Wilkowice, near the dismantled retention reservoir. This is also the best access road to the shelter on Magurka. Remember, in order to drive there, you need a permit issued by the Municipal Guard of the Wilkowice commune.
• Other trails: The remaining trails lead from Bielsko-Biała: from the Stalownik area, Kukułek Street, Górska Street, the Przegibek Pass, and through Czupel from Międzybrodzie.
• Views: From the peak of Magurka Wilkowicka, there is a view of Skrzyczne, Szczyrk, and Międzybrodzie.
• Shelter: The shelter on Magurka Wilkowicka was established in 1903 and has existed in its current form since 1974.
• Cross-country skiing: There are cross-country skiing trails on the upper clearing and the adjacent forests: blue and red, along with a ski and shoe rental, active during the winter season.

Safety: Remember to always prepare properly before a trip to the mountains. Check the weather forecast, bring appropriate clothing and food, and ensure proper physical preparation. Also, remember to exercise caution while hiking, especially on steep and rocky sections of the trail.

Magurka Wilkowicka is a great place for a trip for both beginners and more experienced tourists. Beautiful views, diverse trails, and a shelter on the summit clearing make it worth visiting this peak of the Beskid Mały.

This is a place full of nature, activity, and beautiful views!