The tower is located in a localized wind corridor, which is why a small wind farm was established in its immediate vicinity.
The base of the tower is located near the ruins of the 13th-century Korlátka Castle, which can be reached via a short hiking trail.
It is specifically positioned on a ridge known as Rozbehy, which provides natural elevated vantage points for the surrounding plains.
The structure functions as a lookout point on the regional tourist trail network that connects Cerová with the surrounding villages.
Rozhľadňa Rozbehy is a 7-meter-tall wooden observation tower located on the border of the Little Carpathians near Cerová, Slovakia. The structure stands at an elevation of approximately 460 meters above sea level. It is situated in a high-wind zone characterized by the presence of a nearby wind power plant featuring several wind turbines. Visitors can observe panoramic views of the Senica region, the ruins of Korlátka Castle, and parts of the Záhorie lowlands. The tower was constructed to replace a former transmitter facility that previously occupied the site. It serves as a popular waypoint for hikers traversing the marked tourist trails in the Myjava Hills area.
The top level of the tower looking toward the wind turbines and the castle ruins.
Bring a windproof jacket even in warm weather, as the ridge is consistently windy.
Combine the visit with a short hike to the nearby Korlátka Castle ruins.
Wear sturdy hiking footwear as the path to the tower can be muddy depending on recent weather.
Do not attempt to climb the tower during periods of high winds or thunderstorms for safety reasons.
Respect the surrounding private farmland and wind turbine maintenance areas by staying on marked trails.
