Říp (Mythical Czech Mountain, 455m)

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The Żywiec Mountains are a mountain range in southern Poland. It is part of the Carpathian Mountains and stretches for about 70 kilometers from west to east, covering an area of approximately 1,000 square kilometers. The highest peak in the range is Klimczok, which reaches an elevation of 1,492 meters above sea level. The Żywiec Mountains are a popular destination for tourists and hikers, with many trails and routes available for exploration. The range is characterized by its varied landscape, featuring forests, meadows, and mountain peaks. It is also home to several villages and towns, including Żywiec, which gives the range its name. In addition to its natural beauty, the Żywiec Mountains are also known for their rich cultural heritage, with a number of historical sites and landmarks throughout the region. The range is surrounded by other notable mountain ranges in Poland, including the Tatra Mountains and the Beskids.