Czerniawska Kopa

Czerniawska Kopa, known until 1945 by its German name Dresslerberg, is a summit in the western part of the Izera Mountains, about 3.2 kilometres west of the centre of Świeradów-Zdrój. A wooden observation tower stands on its top.

Observation tower

The current tower stands on the spot where, before the war, an earlier one stood, known today only from old photographs. The new structure is made of wood, built of larch, is 15 metres high and has two viewing terraces holding around 20 people at a time.

Access and surroundings

A green hiking trail from Pobiedna to Gryfów Śląski runs over the summit. A rest area with bicycle racks has been set up by the tower, which matters given the nearby singletrack cycling routes that cross this part of the Izera Mountains.

View from the summit

On days with good visibility, Zielona Góra can be seen from the tower, more than 200 kilometres away in a straight line.

Practical information

• Access via the hiking trail running over the summit, the tower stands on the top of Czerniawska Kopa
• There is a rest area and bicycle racks by the tower
• It is worth planning the route together with the Spa Park and Czarci Młyn in Świeradów-Zdrój