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Rogal

Łączna
About Rogal

A peak about 639 metres above sea level in the Zawory range (Table Mountains), near Łączna, Wałbrzych County.

Rogal is a peak about 639 metres high in the Zawory range, part of the Table Mountains in the Central Sudetes, near Łączna in Wałbrzych County.

Geological composition

The massif is built of Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian-Turonian) sandstones and mudstones. The lower parts of the slope have red, Triassic arkosic sandstones. At the foot, on the south-eastern side, by the road from Mieroszów to the Czech village of Zdoňov, there is a disused quarry of these red sandstones.

Vegetation

The whole massif is covered by spruce forest, essentially a spruce monoculture, with small patches of beech.

Practical information

  • near Łączna, Wałbrzych County, the Zawory range in the Table Mountains
  • disused quarry of red sandstones by the road from Mieroszów to Zdoňov, at the south-eastern foot
  • Wikipedia gives no marked trail or description of the view from the summit - the terrain lies under a spruce monoculture
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