Skowronia Góra

Skowronia Góra is a peak in the Krowiarki range in the Eastern Sudetes, rising above the almost entirely depopulated village of Marcinków in Kłodzko County. It reaches a height of 839 m above sea level and attracts visitors above all for the view from its summit.

Panorama from the summit

The summit is free of tall vegetation, which means it offers a full 360-degree panorama. From here you can see the Owl Mountains, the Golden Mountains, the Bardzkie Mountains, the Bialskie Mountains, the Table Mountains, the Bystrzyckie Mountains and the Śnieżnik Massif.

Ruins of St Martin's Church

A few minutes' walk from the summit are the ruins of the 16th-century St Martin's Church, a remnant of the former village buildings, of which little remains today.

Nearby

Nearby there is also the Pasterskie Rocks viewpoint.

Towards Międzygórze is the Bear Cave.

Practical information

• Location: the village of Marcinków, Kłodzko County.
• Access: a gentle, unpaved road, also accessible for wheelchairs and bicycles, a few minutes from the church ruins.
• No official website and no fixed opening hours - this is a peak accessible without restrictions, with no tourist infrastructure.