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the highest peak of the Suche Mountains and the whole Kamienne Mountains, a point on three Sudetes peak-collecting lists
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a conical peak of the Suche Mountains crowned by castle ruins, with picturesque rock formations on its steep slopes
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an elevation of the Suche Mountains with an observation point opened in 2023, offering a panorama of the surrounding ranges
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a granite peak of the Kamienne Mountains next to Rogowiec and the castle ruins on its summit
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peak 826 metres above sea level in the Kamienne Mountains, built of Permian melaphyres, covered by spruce forest
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a wooded peak of the Suche Mountains built of Permian melaphyres, with small rock outcrops on its slopes
Mountains in Grzmiąca are the Suche and Stone Mountains in the Central Sudetes: from Warzecha up to Waligóra, the highest peak of the whole range.
Waligóra consists of Permian quartz porphyry belonging to the northern wing of an intermontane basin. Rogowiec, Gomólnik, Gomólnik Mały and Warzecha are Permian melaphyre, or trachybasalt, while Jeleniec stands out for its Karkonosze granite. You can see the difference in the silhouettes: Waligóra has an elongated ridge running north to south, falling gently on the south side, while the northern and eastern slopes are much steeper. Rogowiec is conical, rocky and steep-sided, cut by small but deep valleys. Jeleniec stands in the Wałbrzych county, near Waligóra and Rogowiec, and a few kilometres further on is the entrance to the Riese Włodarz underground complex.
Walking and cycling trails lead up Waligóra, and red, blue and yellow trails lead up Rogowiec. For the other peaks the descriptions give no route, so plan the outing with a map and check the trail marking before you start. If you are looking for a specific theme, see beautiful views in Grzmiąca or nature in the area. The full town overview is attractions in Grzmiąca, and a wider choice in the region sits under mountains.
