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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
Beautiful views in Grzmiąca start at the viewpoint on Gomólnik Mały and continue to Waligóra and Rogowiec with its rocky outcrops.
On the north-eastern slope of Gomólnik Mały there is a viewpoint opened in 2023, with a terrace. The hill is 807 metres high according to Wikipedia, lies in the middle of the Suche Mountains range and belongs to the Wałbrzych Sudetes Landscape Park. It is the only spot the descriptions call a viewpoint outright, so it is the place to start. Gomólnik rises next to it, and the two hills share the same melaphyre structure.
The description of Waligóra, the highest peak of the Suche and Stone Mountains, has a separate section on the forest and views. The hill is 933.88 or 936 metres above sea level, falls gently to the south and is much steeper to the north and east. Rogowiec (870 m) has a conical shape, picturesque rocks and castle ruins at the top, and old landslides survive on the eastern and north-eastern slopes. Jeleniec (902 m) and Turzyna (895 m) lie near Waligóra and Rogowiec, and from the area of Turzyna trails also lead to Borowa with its lookout tower.
Views depend on the weather and on how high you climb. The descriptions do not say where exactly a panorama opens, apart from the spot on Gomólnik Mały, so leave spare time and do not build the whole trip around one summit. Gomólnik (826 m) and Warzecha (793 m) are covered with spruce forest, and the descriptions say nothing about their views. Waligóra has an elongated ridge running north to south, so the direction of your approach also changes what you see.
All the peaks together are under mountains in Grzmiąca, and we write about a day without tickets separately. The full overview is attractions in Grzmiąca, and views from across the region are in the beautiful views category.
