Górzno

Górzno is a hill 304.9 metres above sea level, lying in the Sub-Sudetic Depression in Lower Silesian Voivodeship, about six kilometres west of the centre of Świdnica.

The hill's shape

Górzno has the form of a flat mound with a small, gently raised summit. The slopes are gentle and merge into neighbouring, slightly lower hillocks. On the summit itself grows a small clump of trees, and around it, on the slopes, stretch farm fields.

A place in the Crown of the Polish Sudetes

The Mountain Tourism Commission of PTTK (Polish Tourist and Sightseeing Society) recognised the hill as the highest in the Sub-Sudetic Depression and included it on the list of peaks of the Crown of the Polish Sudetes (Korona Sudetów Polskich).

Surroundings

To the east, Górzno neighbours the village of Komorów, and national road number 35 runs beside it.

Within a few kilometres lies Świdnica with the Church of Peace.

In the same Świdnica also stands the Cathedral of St Stanislaus and St Wenceslaus.

Not far from here is also Książ Castle.

Practical information

• Village: Komorów, Świdnica County
• The hill lies among fields, with no marked tourist infrastructure in the available sources
• The access route is worth planning from nearby Świdnica, about 6 km away