A summit 638 m above sea level in the Czarny Las range in the Kamienne Mountains, built of Permian melaphyre, between Czuba and Czarna Skała.
Jastrzębia Góra is a summit 638 metres above sea level in the south-eastern part of the Czarny Las range, in the Kamienne Mountains, in the Central Sudetes.
The hill lies between Czuba to the north-west and Czarna Skała to the south. It is located in Wałbrzych County, in the vicinity of Czarny Bór.
The hill is built of Permian melaphyre, that is trachybasalt, the same rock quarried in the quarries established in the massif of neighbouring Czarna Skała. The summit and the southern and south-western slopes are covered by spruce forest, while meadows stretch across the north-eastern slopes.
Within a few kilometres lie other summits of the Kamienne and Wałbrzych Mountains, including Chełmiec with its observation tower and Trójgarb, which also has an observation tower. The Cistercian Abbey in Krzeszów is also nearby.
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