Robber's Window

Zbójeckie Okno, also known as Diabelskie Okno (Robber's Window or Devil's Window), is a unique rock formation located on the southern slopes of the Beskid Mały range, between Potrójna and Łamana Skała, in the hamlet of Zakocierz, which administratively belongs to the village of Ślemień. The charm of this formation stems from its interesting geological structure; it is composed of sandstones and conglomerates of varying hardness, resulting in the formation of characteristic hollows and fissures due to weathering. Zbójeckie Okno reaches a height of 9 meters and attracts the attention of tourists and rock climbers due to its panoramic views and picturesque surroundings. It is a natural monument, which highlights its conservation and educational value. From an architectural point of view, it is distinguished by a vertical window formed by erosion, measuring about 1 meter in height. Zbójeckie Okno is a popular spot among climbers, offering various climbing routes with difficulty levels ranging from V to VI.1+ on the Polish scale. Climbers prefer traditional techniques. Culturally, it is a place that brings together nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts, becoming part of the local mountain tradition. The hiking trail that passes by Zbójeckie Okno connects Targanice with Rzykami-Pracica, offering scenic views and the opportunity to immerse oneself in nature. In addition to its natural values, Zbójeckie Okno is an example of how nature shapes the landscape and influences the lives of local communities, becoming an attraction for tourists and climbing enthusiasts. This fascinating place combines both the natural and cultural heritage of the Beskid Mały region.