A peak 791 m above sea level in the Suche Mountains, in the Central Sudetes, built of melaphyres.
Krzywucha is a peak in the Suche Mountains, in the Central Sudetes, near Sokołowsko.
The summit is 791 metres above sea level and lies in the north-western part of the Suche Mountains. It is built of Permian igneous rocks, melaphyres, also called trachybasalts.
The summit ridge is relatively flat, and its slopes are steep. The whole is covered by lower-montane forest.
Waligóra rises nearby, and a little further away is Rogowiec with the ruins of Rogowiec Castle.
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