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Wołowiec (2,064 m above sea level) is a distinctive, pyramidal peak in the Western Tatras, located on the Polish-Slovak border and serving as a junction point for three ridges. Its name comes from the historical practice of grazing cattle on its gentler slopes, and the area was historically known for iron ore mining. Today, it is one of the most popular viewpoints in the Tatras, offering a unique, expansive panorama that includes, among other things, the High Tatras, the Rohacze mountains, and the Beskid mountains.
