A summit 756 metres above sea level in the Lasocki Grzbiet in the Karkonosze, with the Kolebki rocks and a wayside shrine on its slope, with no trail to the top.
Pańska Góra is a summit 756 metres above sea level in the Karkonosze, in the central part of the Lasocki Grzbiet, between Opawa and Jarkowice.
The hill lies on a side spur running north-east from Kopina, south-west of Jarkowice and north-west of Opawa. To the south-west it joins Owczarka, and to the east it borders the furthest hills of the Lasocki Grzbiet: Tylna Góra, Książęca Kostka and Przednia.
The northern slopes fall steeply to the Srebrnik valley, while the southern ones descend gently towards Opawa. The hill is built of metamorphic rocks of the Karkonosze granite mantle, mainly gneisses and amphibolites. On the south-western slope stand rock formations called Kolebki, built of Lower Carboniferous conglomerates.
The north-western slopes are covered with forest, while the rest are open. On the south-western slope stands a wayside shrine to Our Lady of Perpetual Help.
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