Rezerwat przyrody Jeziorko Daisy

The reserve comprises a flooded limestone quarry with green water reaching depths of 23 meters, surrounded by beech forest covering 7.11 hectares.

In 1870, the Hochberg family operated limestone extraction at this location, leaving two lime kilns, one of which Princess Daisy later converted into a hunting lodge.

The nature reserve contains educational paths with 15 information points, presenting geological formations and local plant species to visitors throughout the year.

Visitors need to park their vehicles at designated spots in Lubiechów and follow marked hiking trails to reach the lake and its surrounding protected area.

The lake bottom contains layers of sediments and dead trees creating a false bottom, making underwater exploration dangerous due to potential wall collapses.

GPS coordinates: 50.82500,16.36190

Latest update: March 14, 2025 07:56