Lwia Góra, Mountain summit in Lower Silesia, Poland
Lwia Góra is a mountain summit in Lower Silesia featuring layers of melaphyr and clay slate rock from ancient geological periods. The peak rises above the surrounding landscape and can be seen from considerable distances.
The area saw significant mineral extraction activities during the late 20th century, with workers targeting specific geological deposits. This mining period left visible marks on the landscape that remain today.
The summit attracts mineral collectors who come specifically for the blue and violet agates found in its rocks.
Visiting the summit requires advance permission and compliance with local safety rules established for the area. The main access point is located a few kilometers from the nearest town.
The agates found here display distinctive color patterns in blue and violet shades that make them particularly valuable to collectors. These colors result from the specific mineral composition unique to this location.
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