Przymiarki is a rewarding ridge in the Low Beskids that punches well above its weight when it comes to views. Nestled between the spa towns of Iwonicz-Zdrój and Rymanów-Zdrój, it offers an easy escape into forest and open panoramas that stretch far beyond the immediate hills. If you enjoy a gentle walk with a spectacular payoff, this is your place.

The ridge has three summits: Uhliska (also called Wólecka Góra, 611 m) to the west, the central Przymiarki peak (628 m), and the highest point Kopa (640 m) to the east — whose very top is nicknamed 'Patryja' after a triangulation tower that once stood there. The viewpoint on the central summit (626 m) is the star of the show: on a clear day you can see the Strzyżów and Dynów Foothills, the Jasło-Sanok Valleys, the Bieszczady Mountains, the Low Beskids ridgeline, and — just to the left of Mount Cergowa — the distant silhouette of the Tatra Mountains. The slopes are partly forested with beeches that turn golden in autumn, making the ridge especially beautiful from September through October.

• Iwonicz-Zdrój — walking path through Przymiarki to Rymanów-Zdrój, approx. 2.5 hours, difficulty: easy.
• Rymanów-Zdrój — the same walking path approached from the eastern side, similar time.

• The ridge is also part of the 'Szlak Między Zdrojami' cycling route — a 24 km loop connecting Iwonicz-Zdrój, Klimkówka, Rymanów, Rymanów-Zdrój, and Bałucianka.

The Iwonicki Potok stream has its source on the southern slopes of Przymiarki — a small but charming detail that connects this quiet ridge to the wider landscape of the Low Beskids.