Kopa Śmierci

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Kopa Śmierci, Mountain summit in Stolowe Mountains, Poland.

Kopa Śmierci is a mountain summit in the Stolowe Mountains that rises to approximately 830 meters, featuring distinctive sandstone rock formations. Dense spruce forests cover the southwestern slopes and shape the mountain's appearance.

The name comes from the German term Totenkopf and refers to local folklore rather than any documented tragic event. This naming reflects the cultural connections between German-speaking and Polish populations in the region.

The mountain is part of an important hiking network that locals and visitors regularly use to connect different villages and shelters. These trails are deeply rooted in the area's walking tradition and have been passed down through generations.

The mountain is accessible via marked trails from Duszniki-Zdrój, with several resting points positioned along the route. Proper hiking gear and sturdy footwear are important, as the paths are not always easy and weather can change quickly.

The southwestern slope contains distinctive rocky outcrops that offer natural climbing challenges while providing views of the valley below. These rocky features stand out distinctly from the rest of the forested mountainside.

GPS coordinates: 50.45360,16.35270

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:02

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