Mountains
the highest Polish peak of the Jastrzębie Mountains, with the Polish-Czech border running across the summit
Mountains
a border peak of the Krucze Mountains on the Polish-Czech border, neighbouring Krucza Skała
Mountains
a porphyry summit of the Krucze Mountains with a rocky cliff and traces of a former stone mine
Churches and monasteries
a 19th-century Protestant chapel now converted into a parish storeroom
Things to do in Okrzeszyn: border summits of the Krucze and Jastrzębie mountains, traces of an old stone mine and views over the Polish-Czech borderland.
Jański Wierch is 697 m above sea level and lies about 2.5 km south-west of the village. The Polish-Czech border runs across the summit, and it is the highest Polish peak of the Góry Jastrzębie. Geographers disagree on which range it belongs to, because some Polish researchers assign it to the Góry Krucze.
Bogoria (645 m) stands at the southern end of the Góry Krucze, also on the Polish-Czech border. It is mountain terrain, so check your route before setting out.
On Buczak (587 m), the southernmost peak of the Góry Krucze. It is made of Permian porphyry, which forms a small cliff on the southern slope. There is an old mine there reaching about 50 metres into the hill, left from quarrying stone. The peak rises above the Szkło valley.
There is Luther's Chapel, a Protestant chapel from the second half of the 19th century. Today it holds a storeroom of the parish in Chełmsko Śląskie and is not open for visits, so it is more a roadside curiosity.
The summits are on the page for mountains in Okrzeszyn. Further away lie Kamienna Góra, Lubawka, Błażejów, Chełmsko Śląskie and Jarkowice.
