Kamienny Garb is a broad, gentle hill in the Śnieżnik Massif, notable for its exposed, stone-strewn slopes crossed by characteristic field boundaries. It's a great, easy-going destination within the Śnieżnik Landscape Park for anyone who enjoys open views without a demanding climb.

The hill is built of gneiss rocks belonging to the Lądek-Śnieżnik metamorphic complex, and its bare, boulder-covered slopes give the area a rugged yet picturesque character. Unusually, the summit itself is occupied by the village of Jodłów, including a holiday resort and a forester's lodge sitting right at the highest point - a rare blend of mountain top and rural settlement. In summer, the surrounding meadows create a calm, open landscape, while winter brings quiet, snow-covered slopes perfect for peaceful walks.

• Jodłów - local road, easy, approx. 20-30 minutes
• Goworów - via the road crossing Kamienny Garb, easy
• Southern slope traverse - blue long-distance E3 trail from Międzylesie to Hala pod Śnieżnikiem, moderate

• A roadside cross stands along the road from Jodłów to Goworów, a useful landmark
• A tourist rest area has been set up near the holiday resort, good for a break

Kamienny Garb is one of the few Sudeten summits where the actual peak is built over by a village - the highest point of the mountain coincides with the settlement of Jodłów, making it a unique example of nature and settlement coexisting.