Tenczynek Landscape Park

The Tenczynek Landscape Park extends across 117 square kilometers, featuring five distinct nature reserves and diverse forest ecosystems within Lesser Poland Voivodeship.

Established in 1981, the park contains the medieval Tenczyn Castle, which was destroyed during the Swedish-Brandenburgian invasion in the mid-17th century.

The protected area preserves traditional Polish landscapes while maintaining ecological corridors essential for local wildlife populations and environmental research initiatives.

Visitors can access multiple hiking trails throughout the park, offering opportunities to observe native plant species, including rolling hen-and-chicks and martagon lily.

The park encompasses the Dulowska Primeval Forest, where pine trees dominate the landscape alongside Carpathian beech forests and mixed oak woodlands.

Location: Chrzanów County

GPS coordinates: 50.10212,19.68456

Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:51