A summit, 712 m above sea level, in the Krucze Mountains, built of Permian porphyries, between Owcza Głowa and Skowrończa.
Widok is a summit in the Krucze Mountains, part of the Central Sudetes, 712 metres above sea level. It lies in the south-eastern part of the range, between Owcza Głowa and Skowrończa, on a ridge branching north-east from Końska.
Two shorter side ridges branch off from Widok: one to the north-west, towards Golicowa Kopa, the other east, towards Długa Góra. Other summits of the Krucze Mountains also lie nearby, including Bógdał and Gołota.
The massif is built of Permian igneous rocks - porphyries (trachytes), belonging to the western wing of the Intra-Sudetic Basin. Porphyry rock outcrops are visible on the western slope of the summit.
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