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Called Sępia Góra. This is the second distinct peak in the Ślęża Massif rising to a height of 573 m a.s.l. The Czarna Woda river has its source on the slopes of the mountain at the height. The mountain is built of serpentine with an admixture of magnetite, which causes a high magnetic anomaly. At the beginning of the Iron Age, a stone cult circle was created here, surrounding the moon sanctuary. The copies preserved to this day are 1780 m long. At the top there is a hollow, the so-called "Kacza Kałuża", in which fragments of vessels were found. Below is the source of Srebrnik, which was probably used for ritual ablutions, or symbolic washing of the body. Objects made of bronze were discovered here. On the northern slope of Radunia there is an old and unused T-bar ski lift with a length of 500 m.