Rezerwat przyrody Zaskalskie-Bodnarówka

The reserve spans 19 hectares across steep slopes and limestone rocks, featuring deep gorges carved by the Skalskiego stream through Carpathian flysch formations.

The reserve was established in 1961 to protect specific forest landscapes and rare plant communities that thrive on the limestone rock formations.

The access path crosses through former agricultural fields of Skalskie, where a Lemko village once stood before passing through a natural rock gate.

Access to the reserve requires prior authorization from the forest management office, as the path is not designated as an official tourist trail.

The reserve contains rare plant species including dwulistnik muszy and serves as a habitat for the endangered owl species puchacz.

Location: Gmina Szczawnica

GPS coordinates: 49.39360,20.56580

Latest update: March 3, 2025 09:45