Mountains
a forested peak 777 m above sea level in the Owl Mountains, a stone's throw from Wielka Sowa
a domed summit of the Owl Mountains with a gneiss core and traces of a former silver and lead mine
a hill of the Owl Mountains with an unmarked ridge route to Wielka Sowa and traces of former mining works
Mountains in Rościszów: Młyńsko, Zameczna and Kokotna Łąka are three wooded Owl Mountains peaks, without crowds and with mining history in the background.
Młyńsko (777 m above sea level) lies less than two kilometres from Wielka Sowa, next to the highest peaks of the range. Kalenica and Mała Sowa also rise nearby. It is a forest peak with no marked tourist infrastructure, reached by walking trails from Rościszów or from the Wielka Sowa side. Its German name is Mühlberg.
Zameczna (618 m) lies in the Owl Mountains Landscape Park, about 2.5 kilometres north of Kamionki. It was once called Burgsberg, and prospecting and mining works were carried out on its slopes. A path runs along the ridge, once a popular trail, today unmarked. The peak is built of Precambrian gneiss and migmatite, so take a map when alone.
Kokotna Łąka (603 m) is not a meadow despite its name. It is a wooded, dome-shaped peak with beech and spruce forest and steep slopes. The former Augusta mine operated on the eastern slope, and a vein of coarse-crystalline barite lay on the south-eastern one.
For more ideas see attractions in Rościszów or the page Rościszów solo. For a wider view, there are mountains across the region, and nearby lie Bielawa and Dzierżoniów.
