Mountains
an unassuming hill of Krowiarki, also called Kościelec, next to the road from Bystrzyca Kłodzka to Trzebieszowice
Mountains
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
a summit of the Krowiarki with a disused adit and an active limestone quarry on its slopes
Mountains
a cone-shaped hill with a carbonate rock core and an impressive conglomerate outcrop on the slope
Mountains in Nowy Waliszów means Kamiennik, Łazek, Skałeczna and Dzicza Góra: low summits from 557 to 586 m, suited to a calm walk.
Yes, Skałeczna. The yellow trail from Żelazno to the Puchaczówka Pass crosses its north-eastern slope. The hill is about 570 m high and lies roughly two kilometres south-west of Trzebieszowice. Dzicza Góra and Żeleźniak stand nearby, and towards Ołdrzychowice Kłodzkie you can walk to the Oppersdorf palace.
On Łazek, on the southern slope. It is a large conglomerate rock, regarded as a natural curiosity. Łazek is 557 m high, with steep slopes and a flat summit, and the whole massif is forested. The waters around the hill are the Waliszowska Woda and its left-bank tributary.
Kamiennik (586 m) is the highest of the four, in the north-western arm of the Śnieżnik Massif. It joins Żeleźniak, and the rock is mica schist, in places with garnets. Dzicza Góra (578 m) lies closest to the village, but the sources give no marked trail or view for it.
Other places in the village are on the page for attractions in Nowy Waliszów, and the ranges of the whole region on the mountains page. Nearby, also look at Lądek-Zdrój.
