Czarna Góra (1205 m a.s.l.) - The Highest Peak of the Złote Mountains
Czarna Góra is a peak reaching an altitude of 1205 meters above sea level, located in the Żmijowiec Ridge within the Śnieżnik Massif. The mountain is situated near Stronie Śląskie. From the summit of Czarna Góra, you can enjoy a stunning panorama of the Kłodzko Valley, the Bystrzyckie Mountains, and the Karkonosze range. This location is appreciated by tourists both in summer and winter.
The area around Czarna Góra features numerous cycling trails of varying difficulty levels, including three downhill biking routes.
At the summit of Czarna Góra, there is a viewing tower offering breathtaking panoramas. For hikers seeking a challenge, a trail leading to Śnieżnik - one of the highest peaks in the Sudetes - begins at the summit, making it an attractive option for long hikes. Czarna Góra is a place that combines the tranquility of nature with thrilling tourist attractions, offering excellent conditions for both relaxation seekers and those wanting an active adventure.
Specifications
- Altitude: 1205 meters above sea level
- Location: Central Sudetes
- Region: Central Sudetes
- Situated near Stronie Śląskie, Lower Silesian Voivodeship
- A popular destination for both summer and winter tourism
- Viewing tower at the summit of Czarna Góra
- Ski resort: Czarna Góra is well-known for its ski resort, offering ski and snowboard trails