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Góry: Trzebieszowice

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3 attractions
Mountains
Bzowiec
Trzebieszowice

a forested peak of the Golden Mountains with the entrance to Radochów Cave on its slope

Mountains
Koleba
Trzebieszowice

a two-topped hill of Krowiarki built of mica schists, covered by spruce forest

Prosta Mountains
Prosta
Trzebieszowice

a 572-metre hill of Krowiarki built of mica schists and gneisses, right above Trzebieszowice

Mountains in Trzebieszowice means Bzowiec in the Góry Złote and Koleba and Prosta in the Krowiarki: summits from 572 to 697 m.

What is on Bzowiec and around it?

Bzowiec (697 m) is built of mica schist with lenses of marble, and the whole area is covered with lower montane forest. For that reason the summit has no exposed rock or viewpoints. The entrance to the Radochów Cave, the best-known spot in the area, is on the southern slopes. A stretch of the E3 trail runs along the eastern foot.

What makes Koleba different?

Koleba has two summits, 620 and 610 m above sea level, and lies on a side ridge of the Krowiarki running north-east from Różanka. It is built mainly of mica schist of the Stronie series. Spruce and mixed forest covers the upper parts, with fields and meadows below.

How to reach Prosta?

Prosta (572 m) lies about 1.3 km south of Trzebieszowice. The nearest landmark on the way in is the railway station in the village. Skałeczna, another summit of the Krowiarki, stands in the same area.

All three are free and good for a solo walk. The wider picture of the village is on the page for attractions in Trzebieszowice, and other ranges on the regional mountains page. Nearby, also look at Lądek-Zdrój and Kłodzko.