Mała Sowa

Kleine Eule is a 972-meter summit in the Owl Mountains, a range within the Sudetes in southwestern Poland. The peak features exposed rock formations and sits within a landscape park that protects the surrounding forest and meadows.

The peak carries Polish and German names, Mala Sowa and Kleine Eule, reflecting the shifting borders and political control in this border region. This dual naming shows how the Owl Mountains have been claimed and named by different peoples over time.

The peak stands as part of the Owl Mountains Landscape Park, where local communities maintain hiking traditions and environmental preservation practices.

The summit can be reached via several hiking trails, with the black-marked route from Przelecz Walimowska being a popular choice. Parking is available at the trailhead, and the area offers basic facilities for day visitors.

The peak serves as a gathering place for various butterfly species, which congregate in the forest clearings around the summit during warmer months. Visitors may spot species such as Red Admiral and Small Tortoiseshell, making the mountain interesting for those observing local wildlife.

GPS coordinates: 50.68251,16.46528

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:41