Kołowa Czuba, Tatra National Park
Facts and practical information
Kolowa Czuba - the peak with a height of 2105 m in the southern ridge departing from the Small Goat Peak, which separates the upper floor of the Valley of Five Polish Lakes into Dolinka pod Kolem and Dolinka Pustą. From the top of Mt Mały Kozie Wierch it is separated by the Stairway Pass. The name of the pass is associated with the horizontally arranged, small terraces from the side of Pusta Dolinka. According to Stanislaw Lencewicz during the last glaciation Kolowa Chuba was a nunatak.
It was also formerly known as Kolowa Turnia or Kol...
Kolowa Chuba is easily accessible from the northwest. Its slope up to the summit was a pastoral area and the first ascent to the summit cannot be determined. The remaining walls form cliffs. The most difficult route leading to the summit was marked out on the middle part of the eastern wall. It was first climbed by Marian Gotkiewicz, Adam Niesiołowski and Antoni Stolfa on 23 July 1931.
The first known ascent from the Schodki Pass - Janusz Chmielowski, Michal Kulikowski July 12, 1895.
Tatra National Park
Kołowa Czuba – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)
Nearby attractions include: Orla Perć, Wielki Staw Polski, Świnica, Zielony Staw Gąsienicowy.