A rise 813 m above sea level in the Kruczych Mountains on the Polish-Czech border, near Błażejów.
Końska Góra (German: Pferde Berg) is a rise 813 metres high in the southern part of the Kruczych Mountains, part of the Kamienne Mountains in the Central Sudetes, near Błażejów in Kamienna Góra County.
The rise lies on the Polish-Czech border ridge, though the summit itself is on the Polish side. To the north it connects with Jaworowa, and to the south with Mrowiniec.
The massif is built of Permian porphyries - trachytes and rhyolite tuffs - belonging to the formations of the western wing of the Intra-Sudetic Basin. The rise is covered by spruce forest.
West of the summit, along the border with the Czech Republic, runs a green section of the Border Trail, leading from Mieroszowskie Ściany to the Okraj Pass. Wikipedia does not describe the view from the summit of Końska Góra.
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