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Chełm

Zachełmie
About Chełm

A granite summit of the Karkonosze Foothills (483 m above sea level) above Podgórzyn Dolny, between Sobieszów and Zachełmie.

Chełm is a summit in the central part of the Karkonosze Foothills, rising above Podgórzyn Dolny. It is built of Karkonosze granite and reaches 483 metres above sea level.

Rock formations and surroundings

Small granite rock formations occur on the eastern, descending slope of Chełm. A road connecting Sobieszów with Zachełmie, a village lying directly at the foot of the hill, runs along the western foot of the elevation.

Practical information

  • Location: Karkonosze Foothills, above Podgórzyn Dolny, Karkonoski County.
  • Getting there: by a local road running along the western foot of the hill, between Sobieszów and Zachełmie.
  • What to expect: granite rock formations on the eastern slope; sources do not describe any marked trails or viewpoints on the summit.
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