A summit at 715 m above sea level in the Table Mountains near Chełmsko Śląskie, with a paragliding launch site and the Chapel of St Anne on its slope.
Róg is a summit 715 metres above sea level in the Table Mountains, in the Zawory range, about 2.2 kilometres north-east of Chełmsko Śląskie.
Róg is the highest summit of the north-western part of the Table Mountains, built of Upper Cretaceous sandstone rocks. The top forms a broad, flat tableland covered with spruce forest. The south-western and northern slopes are steep, while the eastern slope is gentle.
On the south-western slope of the mountain run two long, parallel clearings sloping down towards Chełmsko Śląskie. One of them serves as a paragliding launch site.
On the western side of the summit, at the edge of the forest, stands a chapel dedicated to St Anne. Around it are arranged the Stations of the Cross, forming a Calvary.
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