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an elevation 570 m above sea level in the Krowiarki range, on the route of the yellow trail from Żelazno to the Puchaczówka pass
Mountains
an unassuming hill of Krowiarki, also called Kościelec, next to the road from Bystrzyca Kłodzka to Trzebieszowice
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a summit of the Krowiarki with a disused adit and an active limestone quarry on its slopes
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a cone-shaped hill with a carbonate rock core and an impressive conglomerate outcrop on the slope
Things to do in Nowy Waliszów: four low summits in the Krowiarki and nearby, free to visit and quiet, made for calm days in the hills.
Dzicza Góra, also called Kościelec, is 578 m above sea level and lies in the Śnieżnik Massif, just north of the village. Beech, mixed and spruce forest covers the top and upper slopes, with fields and meadows below. The sources describe no marked trail or view here, so it is more a route-finding outing than a ready-made hike.
Kamiennik (586 m) lies in the Krowiarki range and joins Żeleźniak, the highest point of this part of the range. It is built of metamorphic rock, mostly mica schist with garnets.
Skałeczna (about 570 m) has a trail: the yellow trail from Żelazno to the Puchaczówka Pass runs across its north-eastern slope. Łazek (557 m) is cone-shaped with a flat top, and a large conglomerate rock on its southern slope is regarded as a natural curiosity. The Waliszowska Woda stream and its tributary surround the hill.
All four carry the Free, Great views, Nature and Solo tags.
The summits are gathered on the page for mountains in Nowy Waliszów. In the Kłodzko region also look at Kłodzko, Kudowa-Zdrój, Nowa Ruda, Lądek-Zdrój and Stronie Śląskie.
