Ślęża Landscape Park

The protected area spans 81.90 square kilometers, featuring Mount Ślęża as its central geographical element rising 718 meters above the surrounding plains.

The mountain served as a sacred site for pagan tribes from the 5th century BC until the 11th century AD, with stone walls marking their ritual sanctuary.

Several granite statues, including the Bear, the Fish, and the Monk, remain scattered across the mountain slopes as remnants of ancient practices.

Visitors can access the park through regular bus services from Wrocław to Sobótka, with a journey time of 55 minutes and connections to surrounding towns.

The park contains five distinct nature reserves and supports rare species of lichen, mosses, and liverworts growing on granite and gabriel blocks.

Location: Gogołów

GPS coordinates: 50.85384,16.73668

Latest update: March 8, 2025 20:10