Ostry Wierch (Beskid Andrychowski)

Ostry Wierch (Beskid Andrychowski) is a hill in the Beskid Andrychowski range in southern Poland, near Inwałd. It sits among wooded ridges and local hiking routes, with open views toward the surrounding Beskid foothills. For visitors, it is a good place for a short walk or a quiet nature outing.

Na miejscu można liczyć przede wszystkim na:

• forested slopes and ridge paths typical of the Carpathian Mountains, which give the area a calm, natural feel;
• local hiking routes that make it easy to plan a simple walk through the hills;
• viewpoints toward the nearby Beskid foothills, especially rewarding on clearer days.

If you are planning a visit, wear comfortable shoes and check the weather, as the terrain is shaped by the mountain landscape. This is a good choice for travelers looking for an easy trip close to nature, rather than a demanding mountain hike.