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Gołębia / Góra Żarska (227 m), Wzniesienia Żarskie, ok. 2,5 km na południe od Żar, gmina wiejska Żary, powiat żarski, woj. lubuskie
Gołębia (226.9 m above sea level), commonly known as Góra Żarska, is the highest hill of the Lubusz Voivodeship, located on the Żary Heights, about 2.5 km south of the town of Żary (Żary rural municipality, Żary County). Its official name was established in 1954.
The hill is densely forested; the Lubsza river rises nearby. The area is covered by two protected zones - a special habitat protection area and a protected landscape area, both named "Las Żarski".
At the top there is a fire watchtower. The county road 1093F runs along the western slope.
An easily accessible, forested destination for walkers and collectors of the Crown of Poland.
