Kozie Żebro

Kozie Żebro (888 m above sea level), also called Kocie Żebro, is a forested peak in the western part of the Low Beskids, in the Grybów Mountains. It is the highest elevation of the Kozie Żebro and Czerszla range.

Ridge and forest

The summit lies between Jaworzyna (821.6 m) in the west and Tokarnia (830.2 m) and Czerszla (877 m) in the east. The southern slopes descend steeply to the valley of the Tokarski Stream, the northern ones by a long arm to Bogusza. They are covered with spruce-beech and spruce-fir forests, and at the summit there are gaps with views.

The trail

A yellow trail runs along the ridge: Nowy Sącz (Jamnica), Kozie Żebro, Czerszla, Florynka, Wawrzka, Ropa, Gorlice. It is not far from here to neighbouring peaks, such as Czerszla. From Łabowa unmarked paths lead up.

Not to be confused with the reserve

In Gorlice County lies another Kozie Żebro (847 m), with which a nature reserve is associated. It is a separate ridge, on the other side of the Low Beskids.

Practical information

• Villages at the foot: Bogusza, Łabowa, Kamionka Wielka.
• This is a forest peak, without tourist infrastructure according to the sources that were checked.
• Check the state of the trail marking before setting out.