Laskowa Góra, Mountain summit in Beskid Wyspowy, Poland

Laskowa Góra is a summit in the Beskid Wyspowy with three peaks of varying heights, with the eastern peak being the highest point. The northern side of the massif connects through a ridge to adjacent ranges, linking the area geographically.

Laskowa Góra lies on the border of Młynne and Laskowa, above the Łososina valley. Its southern slopes drop steeply to the river, while gentler northeastern slopes descend to the Nagórski Stream. A low ridge runs from the 483 m northern peak toward the Kamionna massif. Fields of Młynne and Laskowa cut high up the slopes, and the Młynne–Łososina Dolna road follows the southern foot.

The mountain connects the communities of Młynne and Laskowa, where residents have long used the landscape through farming practices that shape the area. The slopes show traditional forms of land use that continue to define the region's character.

The Młynne–Łososina Dolna road runs along the southern foot of the massif, through the Łososina valley, giving road access to the slopes. The southern slopes are steeply cut down to the river, while the north-eastern ones fall more gently toward the Nagórski stream. Fields of Młynne and Laskowa reach high up to the ridge.

The highest eastern summit, 489 m, is marked on Geoportal maps as Góra Odrończa, a separate name from the massif itself. The other two tops reach 486 m (west) and 483 m (north), and a low ridge runs from the northern one toward the Kamionna massif.