Wołowa Góra, Mountain summit in Karkonosze County, Poland.
Wołowa Góra is a mountain summit in the Karkonosz range reaching about 1000 meters, marked by rocky outcrops of gneiss and metamorphic stone. The peak sits within a protected national park area and offers views across the surrounding highlands.
The mountain was heavily mined for its mineral deposits, first for iron ore and later for uranium during the 1900s. This mining activity left marks on the landscape that form part of the region's industrial past.
The mountain is part of Karkonosz National Park and reflects the region's strong connection to mining traditions and outdoor recreation. Today, visitors come to experience the landscape through established hiking routes while respecting the natural environment.
Several marked hiking trails lead to the summit, with starting points in the nearby town of Kowary. The routes are well marked and accessible for hikers of different abilities.
The mountain contains rare minerals such as oxy-dravite and brannerite that attract mineral collectors and geology enthusiasts. These special mineral deposits draw specialized visitors interested in exploring the geological features of the site.
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