Gołębia Pass is a striking, deeply cut saddle along the main ridge of the Owl Mountains (Góry Sowie), separating the Gołębia and Malinowa peaks. It's a fine spot for ridge hikers who enjoy quiet forest trails away from the crowds.

The pass has steep slopes carved into gneiss bedrock, forming a distinct narrowing of the ridge that's noticeable even from a distance. The whole area is covered with lower montane spruce-beech forest, offering cool shade in summer, vivid colors in autumn, and a snowy hush in winter. It's a classic Sudeten landscape - rugged yet charming, well suited to long ridge treks.

• The pass is crossed by the red-marked section of the Main Sudeten Trail, running along the ridge through the entire Owl Mountains - a ridge route, moderate difficulty
• Alternatively, take the blue trail leading from Wielka Sowa to Srebrna Góra

• The pass lies about 3.0 km east of the village of Wolibórz
• The area is part of the Owl and Bardzkie Mountains Protected Landscape Area

The pass is formed of Precambrian paragneisses and pegmatites, its steep slopes undercut by valleys create one of the most distinctive narrow sections along the Owl Mountains ridge.