Jaworzyńskie Czoła is a forested ridge in the Western Tatras, offering a quiet and unassuming walk close to Zakopane rather than dramatic views. It forms the northern end of the Kopa Magury ridge, stretching almost 2 km from Rówienki down to Kuźnice.

This ridge separates the lower and middle sections of the Jaworzynka valley from the main course of the Bystra Valley and the lower part of the Kasprowa Valley. The forest covering the slopes is rather sparse, and due to the strong winds typical of the Bystra Valley, there are quite a few windthrows scattered along the way. It's worth keeping this in mind when planning a hike on windy days. The upper part of the western slope, descending into the Kasprowa Valley, is the grassy Boczań Kasprowy — once a grazing area that historically belonged to the Kasprowa mountain pasture. Here the landscape opens up and becomes more pleasant to the eye.

• Kuźnice — trail, time depends on the chosen route, difficulty: easy
• Rówienki — approach from the upper part of the ridge, easy to moderate route

• The lower section of the ridge has several forest roads and paths that make walking easier
• Due to strong winds in the Bystra Valley, caution is advised near fallen trees

This is a modest place close to civilization, yet it retains the atmosphere of a wild Tatra forest — perfect for a short walk before or after climbing Kasprowy Wierch.