A peak 676 metres above sea level in the Karkonosze Foothills between Bucznik and Świerczyna, built of Karkonosze granite.
Łagodna is a peak 676 metres above sea level, lying in the Karkonosze, more precisely in the Karkonosze Foothills, between Bucznik and Świerczyna, not far from Michałowice, which is part of Piechowice.
The German name of the peak was Drei Urlenberg, meaning "three sycamores". The crossroads lying between Łagodna and neighbouring Świerczyna is likewise called Trzy Jawory (Three Sycamores).
Łagodna is built of Karkonosze granite, the same rock that makes up most of the highest parts of the Karkonosze.
South of the summit runs the Droga pod Reglami (Trail below the Timberline), leading from Szklarska Poręba to Jagniątków, and further through Zachełmie to Przesieka.
In the Karkonosze range, it is also worth noting other places, such as the Szklarka Waterfall.
Higher up in the range lies Szrenica as well.
At the foot of the Karkonosze in this area stands Chojnik Castle.
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