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Wisła
Kozińce (775 m a.s.l.) is a rounded peak in the Silesian Beskids rising above the Głębce district of Wisła and the Kubalonka Pass. The name recalls the goats once grazed on the local pastures. Broad clearings cover the upper slopes, while the lower ones remain forested.
The open meadows give views of Wisła, the Biała Wisełka valley and the ridge of Barania Góra and Stożek. On the summit stands the building of a former tourist hostel, also known as the youth hostel, and next to it a transmitter mast from the 1960s, clearly visible from the surrounding peaks.
The most convenient approach follows the yellow trail from the Wisła Głębce railway station and takes roughly 40 to 60 minutes. The green trail from the Kubalonka Pass, where a car park lies by the regional road, is shorter. The wide, gentle paths also work well as a family walk.
