Koleba

Koleba is a two-topped hill in Krowiarki, part of the Śnieżnik Massif in the Eastern Sudetes, about 1.5 km south of Trzebieszowice in Kłodzko County.

Two summits

The hill has two summits, 620 and 610 metres above sea level. It lies on a side ridge of Krowiarki, branching north-east from Różanka.

Composition and vegetation

Koleba is built mainly of mica schists of the Stronie series, belonging to the Lądek-Śnieżnik metamorphic complex. The higher parts are covered by spruce and mixed forest, while lower down there are fields and meadows.

Nearby

A few kilometres away is the Radochów Cave, one of the more interesting natural attractions of the region.

In the same part of Krowiarki lies Skałeczna as well.

The former German name of the hill was Kolbeberg.

Practical information

• Location: about 1.5 km south of Trzebieszowice, Bystrzyca Kłodzka municipality, Kłodzko County
• Access: local road from Trzebieszowice, then on foot (no marked trail to the summit)
• What to expect: a wooded, two-topped hill without a marked route or viewpoints described in the sources