Stone Mountain, rising to 52 meters above sea level is a great vantage point and viewing. From this point on should start with every trip to end up here too. On the day the horizon is very broad, and in the evening thousands of lights of the city and the port have a lasting impression. Is an impressive sight indeed. On the right as the eye could see the sea. On clear days you can see from the Hel peninsula lighthouse and cottage settlements away from this place about 20 kilometers. In front of it is north to Kepa Oksywska rises and before it in the valley of the port in all its glory. To the left stretches into the distance wide valley - by rating some probably Pradolina Vistula, and the range of hills extending far to the north and south. In the back behind us - stone mountain, and further south Kepa Redłowska.
The whole harbor and the greater part of Gdynia positioned himself in the valley between the sea and the hills. Some areas in the city climbed the hills. Drawing on history, on the basis of numerous excavations - plugs and box graves - were settlements in the area ranging from 2 to 3000 years ago. This way, the trail passes as indicated by the amber amber found in the tombs, shell dishes, ornaments and coins.