Przełęcz Salmopolska
The highest road pass in the Silesian Beskids: 9.3 km at 4.8% from Wisła, past the Adam Małysz ski jump in Malinka, to 934 m. The first 4 km are gentle; the last 5 km through the forest hold a steady 6–8%.
- Start: Wisła (Malinka)
- Length: 9.3 km
- Elevation gain: 450 m
- Average gradient: 4.8%
- Max gradient: 12%
- In the 2017 Tour de Pologne Salmopol was climbed twice on the stage to Szczyrk, won by Dylan Teuns.
- In 2018 the Tour de Pologne crossed Salmopol again on the way to Szczyrk; Michał Kwiatkowski won the stage and went on to win the race.
- The ski jump in Malinka at the foot of the climb is named after Adam Małysz, who comes from Wisła.
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