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Marciniec

Wojcieszów
About Marciniec

A peak 624 metres above sea level in the Kaczawa Mountains, near Wojcieszów, Złotoryja County.

Marciniec is a small massif with a summit 624 metres high in the northern part of the Eastern Ridge of the Kaczawa Mountains, in the Sudetes, east of Wojcieszów. It lies on the ridge running from Bukowinka through Rogacz, Dłużek and Chmielarz towards Wojcieszów.

Composition and vegetation

The massif is built of old, Palaeozoic metamorphic rocks: volcanic greenstones and greenstone schists, and sedimentary phyllites, albite-sericite and quartz-sericite schists with graphite, known as Radzimowice schists. These rocks form part of the Kaczawa metamorphic complex. The whole massif is covered by spruce forest.

Approach

Wikipedia does not give information about a marked tourist trail crossing Marciniec or about a view from the summit - this is an area without a described walking route.

Practical information

  • near Wojcieszów, Złotoryja County, the Eastern Ridge of the Kaczawa Mountains
  • no described marked trail - approach through wooded terrain near Wojcieszów
  • spruce forest covers the whole massif - before setting out, it is worth checking the current trail markings in the Kaczawa Mountains
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