Lasek Złotoryjski

Lasek Złotoryjski encompasses 52 hectares of forest terrain with diverse tree species, clearings, and natural meadow communities along numerous walking paths.

The park originated in 1890 when Ludwig Mattheus established it following a horticultural exhibition, initially planting 40,000 trees across 200 morgs of land.

The park contains a damaged monument dedicated to Samuel Benjamin Ruffer, whose family donated substantial land and 150,000 saplings in 1907.

Nearly 8 kilometers of cycling paths with walking functions provide access throughout the park, supporting various outdoor recreational activities.

The protective zone of the Copper Mill creates conditions for wildlife including foxes, deer, hares, badgers, and numerous bird species to thrive.

Location: Legnica

GPS coordinates: 51.19667,16.13306

Latest update: March 9, 2025 14:50