The highest summit of the Grzbiet Jaworski ridge in the Owl Mountains, 623 m above sea level, with traces of German wartime adits.
Stankowa is the highest summit of the Grzbiet Jaworski ridge in the Owl Mountains, in the Central Sudetes, rising to 623 m above sea level over Walim. It is a domed rise, covered at the top and on the north-eastern slope by spruce-beech forest, and lower down by meadows and pastures.
During the Second World War the Germans dug adits into the western slope of Stankowa as part of a defence complex, probably six workings. The workings are poorly explored: only around 500 metres of tunnels have been surveyed.
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