Rezerwat przyrody Góra Miłek, Nature reserve in Wojcieszów, Poland.
Góra Miłek Reserve encompasses three distinct peaks within 141 hectares of land in Lower Silesia. The mountains reach heights between 569 and 596 meters and were shaped by complex geological processes.
The reserve was established in 1994 to protect local ecosystems and geological formations. This protected status enabled the long-term preservation of the area's natural features.
The reserve forms part of the Extinct Volcanoes Land Geopark and represents the geological heritage of the region through its limestone formations. Visitors can sense the connection between the landscape and the volcanic past that shaped this area.
Visitors can reach the area from Wojcieszów via Żeromskiego Street and explore it on marked hiking trails. While some areas lie beyond the trails, the main paths provide safe access to the peak regions.
The area contains striking vertical limestone walls up to 15 meters high that extend beneath the Młyniec and Cisowa peaks. These dramatic rock faces attract geologists and nature enthusiasts who study the exposed stone layers.
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