A hill 1047 metres above sea level in the Izera Mountains near Szklarska Poręba, also called Wieczorny Zamek (Evening Castle).
Zwalisko, also called Wieczorny Zamek (from the German Abendburg), is a hill 1047 metres above sea level in the Izera Mountains, in the Western Sudetes. It lies in the Grzbiet Wysoki (High Ridge), one of the ranges forming this part of the Sudetes.
The peak is located in south-western Poland, in the same mountain group as the nearby Wysoka Kopa and Izerskie Garby. The scenic Zakręt Śmierci also lies in the same area. This is terrain typical of the Izera Mountains: gentle, wooded ridges crossed by hiking trails, popular for longer mountain walks.
The second name of the peak, Wieczorny Zamek (Evening Castle), is a translation of the German Abendburg, under which the hill was known before 1945. Both names refer to the same point on the Grzbiet Wysoki (High Ridge) of the Izera Mountains.
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