-
Turbacz is the
highest peak of the
Gorce Mountains, a
mountain range located in
southern Lesser Poland. It lies in the
middle of the range, and according...
- valleys. The
range is
dominated by
about a
dozen gentle peaks including Turbacz (the highest, at 1,310
metres (4,300 ft)
above sea level) in the centre...
- Stożek
Wielki (Velký Stožek in
Czech ),
Barania Góra,
Babia Góra, Polica,
Turbacz, Lubań, Przehyba, Radziejowa,
Jaworzyna Krynicka, Rotunda, Cergowa, Chryszczata...
- 416 ft),
Gorce Mountains in
Gorce National Park,
whose highest point is
Turbacz, with
elevations 1,310
metres (4,298 ft), and the
Pieniny National Park...
- 4 Śnieżnik Śnieżnik M****if 1426 5
Tarnica Bieszczady Mountains 1346 6
Turbacz Gorce Mountains 1310 7
Radziejowa Beskid Sądecki 1262 8
Skrzyczne Silesian...
-
entered the
Gorce Mountains. It
climbed to the
highest peak in the range,
Turbacz, via
Stare Wierchy mountain hut [pl]. It led
through the
southwestern ridge...
- A
mountain lodge on
Turbacz Mountain...
-
flows through the town. Two
tourist trails lead from
Koninki toward the
Turbacz mountain (blue and green). In
winter the ski lift is used
mainly by skiers...
- range.
There are a few
small caves and
obviously -
several peaks such as
Turbacz (the
highest - 1310
meters above sea level),
Jaworzyna Kamienicka, Kiczora...
- woods, and
along the
northeastern border stretches the
mountain range Turbacz (940 meters). It is in
these woods, from the
slope of
Obidowa (1,027 metres)...
