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Szczeliniec Wielki is the highest peak in the central Sudeten Mountains and a very popular tourist destination. It has an elevation of approximately 919 meters and is known for its impressive rock formations created by erosion. The mountain is part of the Table Mountains National Park (Park Narodowy Gór Stołowych) and offers numerous hiking trails and breathtaking views. The so-called "Rock City" is particularly well-known, with its unique sculptures and narrow gorges. It is a great place for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts!

Kopa Śmierci at an altitude of 830 m above sea level is on the southern edge of Narożnik. An interesting rock formation and wonderful views from the top towards the west. Worth the climb!

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Simply fantastically worth a trip

Depending on the weather, you can enjoy a really great view.

With a height of 919 meters above sea level, the Szczeliniec Wielki (German: Big Heuscheuer) is the highest mountain in the Heuscheuergebirge. What is striking here is that this mountain does not have a classic pointed peak, but has formed a plateau thanks to flat sandstone. On this section of the route you can wonderfully see part of the gray sandstone rock formations that jut out between the trees. A fascinating sight.

The blue trail leads to the top.

At the top, there is a plaque commemorating the students murdered near Narożnik in 1997.