The elevation of Góra Donas is 205.7 meters above sea level, making it the highest natural point in the city of Gdynia.
The observation deck is positioned at 26.5 meters above ground level, offering a total viewing height of over 230 meters above sea level.
The site acts as a key transmission hub for digital terrestrial television and radio in the Pomeranian region.
The tower is located on the edge of the Tricity Landscape Park (Trójmiejski Park Krajobrazowy), a protected woodland area.
The structure serves a dual purpose as both a critical telecommunications mast and a recreational viewpoint.
Góra Donas is the highest point in Gdynia, reaching 205.7 meters above sea level. The site features a 70-meter-tall telecommunications mast equipped with an observation deck at a height of 26.5 meters. From the viewing platform, visitors can see the Gdynia city center, the Baltic Sea, and the surrounding Tricity Landscape Park. The tower structure is primarily a functional lattice steel mast that serves regional radio and television broadcasting. It is situated on the Dąbrowa district's highest elevation within a forested residential and recreational area. The observation deck is accessible via an external staircase, providing a vantage point that remains free of charge for the public.
The railing of the observation deck facing east toward the Gdynia coastline.
Bring binoculars to identify ships on the horizon of the Bay of Gdańsk.
Wear wind-resistant clothing, as the temperature at the top of the tower is significantly lower than at the base.
Check weather reports for visibility, as low clouds often obscure the view of the city from this height.
Do not attempt to climb the tower during high-wind warnings or thunderstorm conditions for safety reasons.
Maintain silence near residential properties at the base of the hill and stay within designated viewing areas on the tower platform.
