Radziejowa is the highest peak in the Beskid Sądecki range, part of the larger Western Beskids.
The tower is located exactly on the border between the Gmina Piwniczna-Zdrój and Gmina Rytro administrative districts.
The structure was designed to withstand high-altitude winds and severe winter weather conditions common at the 1,260-meter summit.
On extremely clear days, visibility from the observation deck extends to the distant Babia Góra massif.
The Lookout Tower on Radziejowa is a 22-meter tall wooden observation structure situated at an elevation of 1,262 meters above sea level. Located on the highest peak of the Beskid Sądecki mountain range, it provides 360-degree panoramic views of the Tatra Mountains, Pieniny, and Gorce ranges. The current structure replaced an older tower that was destroyed by fire in 2010. The tower consists of multiple levels accessed via exterior staircases. It serves as a primary waypoint for hikers traversing the Main Beskid Trail. The peak itself is marked by a concrete obelisk representing the summit of Radziejowa.
The top observation deck facing south for the best alignment with the Tatra Mountains.
Bring layers of windproof clothing, as temperatures at the summit are significantly lower than in the valley.
Use trekking poles, as trails leading to the peak involve steep inclines and uneven terrain.
Check local mountain weather reports specifically for Radziejowa before departing, as visibility is frequently obstructed by clouds.
Attempting the ascent without proper hiking footwear or adequate water supplies.
Accessible year-round, but upper levels may be icy or inaccessible during heavy snowfall or severe icing in winter.
Avoid climbing the tower during thunderstorms or high wind warnings due to exposed metal components.
