Cichawa

Cichawa, formerly also called Cichwa (German: Kuhberg), is a peak 751 metres above sea level in the southern arm of the Chełmiec Massif in the Wałbrzych Mountains, north of Kopisko, within the boundaries of Szczawno-Zdrój.

Neighbouring Chełmiec

Cichawa is separated from the summit of Chełmiec by a crossroads and the Rosochatki saddle. On Chełmiec, the highest point of the same massif, stands an observation tower.

Geology and vegetation

Cichawa is built of Lower Permian porphyries, and its slopes are covered with mixed forest.

Practical information

• Location: southern arm of the Chełmiec Massif, Wałbrzych Mountains, within Szczawno-Zdrój, Wałbrzych County
• Getting there: from the direction of Chełmiec, via the Rosochatki saddle
• What to expect: a wooded peak without a documented viewpoint of its own; views are available from neighbouring Chełmiec