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Wieś Kozy
Hrobacza Łąka, also called Chrobacza, rises in the Magurka Wilkowicka group of the Little Beskids, between the Przegibek pass and Bujakowski Groń, at over 800 metres above sea level. The name comes from the clearing below the top, which in turn took it from Chrobak, a surname common in these parts.
The summit clearing opens onto a wide panorama of the Beskids, and in good visibility Babia Góra, Pilsko and even the Western Tatras can be seen. The landmark here is the steel Cross of the Third Millennium, some 35 metres tall, lit at night and visible from the valley below.
The yellow trail from Kozy leads up through the Przełęcz u Panienki pass, and the red Little Beskid Trail runs from the dam at Porąbka towards Bielsko-Biała. The climb along the yellow trail takes close to three hours, and a mountain hostel operates near the top.
