Kamienna Góra

Steinberg is a mountain peak in Lower Silesian Voivodeship that rises approximately 236 meters above sea level and can be reached via several well-marked hiking routes. The ascent passes through different terrain types and includes rest points positioned along the main path.

The name Steinberg dates from the period when the region was under Prussian and German rule from 1742 to 1945. After World War II, the area became part of Poland and adopted its Polish designation.

Local residents maintain traditional hiking routes leading to the summit, marking seasonal celebrations with mountain gatherings and events.

The ascent is possible during most seasons, with adequate parking available at the mountain's base. It is recommended to carry local maps or GPS devices, as the trails are marked but navigation can be challenging in some sections.

The mountain contains rare mineral deposits with origins dating to the Paleozoic era, which attract geologists for study. This geological feature makes the summit a place of scientific interest for mineral and rock collectors.