Partially (789 m asl, formerly Cyrhla, 790 m asl) is an unspoilt summit on the southwestern edge of the Nízke Beskydy Mountains, rising to the north of Mochnaczka Wyzna village, about 2 km east of the Krzyżówka Pass.
It lies in the ridge, which is a waterfall between the Mochnaczka (and Poprad) basin in the south-west and the Biała Dunajec river basin in the north-east. This ridge, separating itself from the main ridge of the Carpathian Mountains on Czerteza (just east of Dzielca, 792 m above sea level) runs north-west through Mizarne (770 m) and Piorun (743 m), then at the summit of Harniak Wierch (768 m) At the crossroads, turn to the west, cross the Rozbale and Garb (780 m asl, formerly 784 m) to reach the crossing of the Cross, which again rises and branches to form the Jaworzyna Krynicka range. The highest point of the hill lies just south of the line of said ridge.
On the western and southern slopes of the peaks, there are some springs of Mochnaczka streams, while on the eastern slopes - the source streams of its left bank - Fataloski.
The summit is almost entirely wooded, only on the south-east slopes of a clearing. There are no marked hiking trails in Split and Harniak Mountains, which makes it very rarely visited by tourists. Bibliography
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