Wrocław, Lower Silesia
Wednesday, 04 November 2026 PL / EN

Góry: Laski

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3 attractions
Szeroka Góra Mountains
Szeroka Góra
Laski

the highest summit of the Bardo Mountains with a geodetic marker, reachable by a yellow trail from Kłodzko

Grodzisko Mountains
Grodzisko
Laski

hill in the Bardo Mountains that stood as a nunatak above the ice sheet during glaciation

Mountains
Jelenia Kopa
Laski

a 754-metre summit with a viewpoint, formerly known under the German name Hirsch Koppe

Mountains in Laski means Szeroka Góra, Jelenia Kopa and Grodzisko: three free summits of the Bardzkie Mountains with views and marked trails.

Which peak is the highest and how do you get there?

The highest is Szeroka Góra, 765 m above sea level and the top of the entire Góry Bardzkie range. Hikers climb it on the yellow trail from Kłodzko, which passes Kłodzka Góra and the pass below it. On the summit you will find a permanent geodetic marker, and the mountain is part of the Crown of the Lower Silesian Mountains.

Where is the viewpoint and which trail to take?

Jelenia Kopa has the viewpoint, on the eastern slope of a 754 m peak. It sits on the border of Kłodzko and Ząbkowice counties, about 7.3 km east of Kłodzko. The blue trail from Bardo through the Kłodzko Mountains to the Kłodzko Pass crosses the top, and the slopes are covered with spruce and birch-spruce forest.

What makes Grodzisko different?

Grodzisko (730 m) has a clear summit and steep slopes of sandstone and shale. In the Ice Age it rose above the ice sheet as a nunatak. All three mountains carry the Solo tag, so they suit a quiet walk on your own.

The wider picture of the village is on the page for attractions in Laski, and other ranges are on the regional mountains page. Nearby, also look at Bardo and Złoty Stok.