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a forested peak of the Lasocki Ridge in the Karkonosze, crossed by the yellow trail from Jarkowice
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a forested peak of the Lasocki Ridge with a trail from Jarkowice to the Okraj Pass
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a forested peak of the Lasocki Ridge with gneiss outcrops known as the Białe Rocks
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a forested peak of the Grzbiet Lasocki in the Karkonosze near Jarkowice, built of mica schists
Mountains in Jarkowice: Borowa Góra, Bielec, Średniak and Dzwonkówka, four peaks of the Lasocki Ridge in the northern Karkonosze.
All of them grow out of a side ridge that leaves Łysocina towards the east. First comes Borowa Góra (1056 m), joined by Łysocina to the west and by Bielec (931 m) to the east. Further on the ground falls towards Średniak (843 m), and in the fork of the Złotna river and the Biały Strumień stands Dzwonkówka. They are built of gneiss, mica schist and amphibolite, the rocks of the eastern cover of the Karkonosze granite.
Two hiking trails cross Borowa Góra, and the yellow one leads from Jarkowice up towards Łysocina. A yellow trail from Jarkowice also heads for Bielec, where the White Rocks lie on the summit and ridge. A blue trail to the Okraj Pass passes Dzwonkówka. Średniak is closed in from the north by a stream valley, and the slopes of both valleys are steep.
On the Karkonosze side, not far from Dzwonkówka, rises Śnieżka. All four peaks are wooded, free and well suited to solo outings.
Get to know the whole village on the page about attractions in Jarkowice or compare with other areas in the list of mountains in the region. From Jarkowice it is also close to Kamienna Góra, Lubawka and Krzeszów.
