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Dzikowiec Wielki with a cable car are located in southwestern Poland, in the Central Sudetes, in the Massif of Dzikowiec and Lesista Wielka, in the northwest of the Kamienne Mountains. The hill is located within the area of ​​the Wałbrzyskie Sudetes Landscape Park, in the central-northern part of the Kamienne Mountains, about 3.4 km south of the center of Boguszów-Gorce on the north-east of Lesista Wielka. Dzikowiec Wielki 836 m a.s.l. it is the second highest peak after the Lesista Wielka in the Dzikowiec and Lesista Wielka massifs. It is made of igneous rocks - melafir and porphyry with a characteristic red color. The mountain due to its volcanic origin has a sharp shape similar to a steep dome, distinguishing from others by the lack of a flattened top and a more regular shape. The mountain is entirely covered by the lower mountain forest. The landscape of the massif, presents the landscape of low mountains with an extremely diverse terrain. The highest hills do not exceed... wyświetl cały opis

Dzikowiec Wielki with a cable car are located in southwestern Poland, in the Central Sudetes, in the Massif of Dzikowiec and Lesista Wielka, in the northwest of the Kamienne Mountains. The hill is located within the area of ​​the Wałbrzyskie Sudetes Landscape Park, in the central-northern part of the Kamienne Mountains, about 3.4 km south of the center of Boguszów-Gorce on the north-east of Lesista Wielka. Dzikowiec Wielki 836 m a.s.l. it is the second highest peak after the Lesista Wielka in the Dzikowiec and Lesista Wielka massifs. It is made of igneous rocks - melafir and porphyry with a characteristic red color. The mountain due to its volcanic origin has a sharp shape similar to a steep dome, distinguishing from others by the lack of a flattened top and a more regular shape. The mountain is entirely covered by the lower mountain forest. The landscape of the massif, presents the landscape of low mountains with an extremely diverse terrain. The highest hills do not exceed 860 m a.s.l. There are valleys along mountain streams that break into the slopes. Conical peaks with a clear emphasis on steep slopes. Most of the area is covered by forests. The hills are overgrown to the top. The slopes offer panoramic views of the surrounding towns and remote mountain ranges. The landscape has been partially transformed. Most of the original landscape has been preserved. The physical and geographical location of the massif and the nearby ranges of the surrounding mountains mean that various masses of air clash over the massif, affecting the formation of weather types and atmospheric phenomena of this microregion. The area of ​​the massif has a specific, harsh climate (freezing areas). The seasons are easily recognizable and determined by the temperature: warm and humid spring, warm and often dry summer, cool and humid autumn, and cold winter with significant snowfall. Cloud cover: medium occurs in the autumn and winter, the smallest in the summer. Precipitation is often accompanied by violent thunderstorms. Currently, the Commune of Boguszów-Gorce plans to develop the slope of the Dzikowiec mountain and adjacent areas in the direction of active tourism. In addition to the ski slope, Góra Dzikowiec also plays the role of a place of rest and weekend tourism for the inhabitants of the commune. Several hiking and cycling routes cross the Dzikowiec mountain.

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