Mountains in Żelazno means Wapniarka, Sośnina and Dębowa: forested hills from 459 to 532 m in the Krowiarki and the Wzgórza Rogówki.
The sources list no marked trails or infrastructure for them. Wapniarka (532 m) is the highest of them, in the Śnieżnik Massif. It is also called Bielica or Weißkoppe. Choose your own route, ideally with a map. Within a few kilometres of Wapniarka lie the castle in Gorzanów and the neighbouring hills of Sośnina and Dębowa, so all three combine into one trip. The summit goes by several names, and you may meet each of them on different maps.
Sośnina belongs to them, a twin-peaked hill (459 and 455 m) on the eastern edge of the Kłodzko Valley. A small pass separates it from neighbouring Bukówka. The base is formed by granitoids of the Kłodzko-Złoty Stok massif, covered with Pleistocene deposits. Spruce forest covers the slopes. The two culminations are about 0.6 km apart, so the walk between them is short. Sośnina lies about a kilometre north-east of the village.
Dębowa (about 506 m) is a low, forested hill in the Krowiarki, one of many in this range. It has no buildings and no confirmed tourist infrastructure. Within a few kilometres you will find the castle in Gorzanów and the Philumenist Museum in Bystrzyca Kłodzka.
All three are free and good for a solo walk. More about the village is on the page for attractions in Żelazno, and the ranges of the region on the mountains page. Further away lie Kłodzko and Nowa Ruda.
