Rezerwat przyrody Cisowa Góra

The Cisowa Góra reserve extends across 18.93 hectares of mixed forest terrain on the northern slopes of Mount Buczek in the Bardo Mountains.

The Polish Ministry of Forestry established this protected area in 1953 to preserve the natural habitat of yew trees in the Sudeten region.

This forest represents a fragment of the original Sudeten Forest, containing ancient specimens of maple, lime, elm, fir, spruce, and oak trees.

The reserve operates under active protection measures managed by the Bardo Śląskie Forest District and remains closed to general public access.

The yew tree population within the reserve decreased by 51 percent over 46 years, highlighting the challenges of preserving this declining species.

GPS coordinates: 50.53860,16.70080

Latest update: March 9, 2025 00:34