Rezerwat przyrody Ruskie Góry

Ruskie Góry Nature Reserve spans across 153 hectares of mountainous terrain, featuring limestone formations, steep cliffs reaching 30 meters, and diverse forest landscapes.

The protected area, established in October 2000, emerged from a regional initiative to preserve the geological structures and natural heritage of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland.

The reserve integrates into the Eagle Nests Landscape Park, representing a significant part of the natural education system for local communities and researchers.

Visitors can access marked trails throughout the reserve, with the eastern section featuring loess soil paths and the western part offering limestone rock formations.

The reserve houses 23 strictly protected plant species, including the spring gentian and hart's tongue fern, along with protected ground beetle populations.

GPS coordinates: 50.43000,19.61670

Latest update: March 14, 2025 16:41