A forested peak 697 m above sea level in the Golden Mountains above Trzebieszowice, with the entrance to Radochów Cave on the southern slope.
Bzowiec is a peak 697 metres above sea level in the Golden Mountains, part of the Eastern Sudetes, rising above Trzebieszowice.
The hill is built of mica schists with marble lenses. The whole area is covered by lower montane forest, so the summit has no exposed rock sections or viewpoints above the treetops.
On the southern slopes of Bzowiec is the entrance to Radochów Cave, the best-known spot in this area.
Along the eastern foot of Bzowiec runs a section of the European E3 trail, linking Radochów via Ptasznik towards Podzamek. This is the most convenient route for going around the hill from the valley side.
A few kilometres further lies Jawornik Wielki, and towards Lądek-Zdrój you can reach the John Paul II Spa Park.
On the other side of the valley rises Wilcza Góra.
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