Goworek, Mountain summit and scenic viewpoint in Międzylesie, Poland

Goworek, known in Czech as Hraniční skály, is a gneiss summit at 1,320 m on the Polish-Czech border between Puchacz and Mały Śnieżnik. Its top and surroundings are covered with blockfield boulders, and the summit gives a wide view over the Kłodzko Basin.

Goworek is built of gneisses of the Lądek-Śnieżnik metamorphic complex, not granite; its summit and surroundings are covered with block fields (gołoborze). It lies on the Polish-Czech border between Puchacz and Mały Śnieżnik, and a marked trail from Międzylesie to Hala pod Śnieżnikiem crosses the summit.

The summit lies on the Polish-Czech border between Puchacz and Mały Śnieżnik, and its Czech name Hraniční skály means "border rocks". A marked trail from Międzylesie to Hala pod Śnieżnikiem crosses the top, so hikers pass between the two states here.

The formations are accessed via marked hiking trails, with climbing requiring proper equipment on the secured routes available. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and be prepared for moderate physical activity when exploring both summits.

The summit and its surroundings are covered with gołoborze, a blockfield of weathered gneiss boulders. The peak lies on the Polish-Czech border between Puchacza and Mały Śnieżnik, and the trail from Międzylesie to Hala pod Śnieżnikiem crosses it.