Bratislavský lesný park

The Bratislava Forest Park extends across 27.3 square kilometers of land, where forests, meadows, and water bodies compose 96 percent of the total area.

The park grounds contain evidence of human settlements dating back to the Paleolithic age, with significant agricultural developments occurring during the Neolithic period.

The park functions as an established hunting ground with dedicated facilities, including strategically positioned deer feeders and observation towers for wildlife management.

Visitors can access the park through the Červený most entrance point, with public bus transportation available to Železná studienka, while car access remains restricted.

The natural area houses over fifty bird species and numerous indigenous trees of the Western Carpathians, including oak, beech, elderberry, and field maple varieties.

GPS coordinates: 48.20528,17.09306

Latest update: March 14, 2025 18:55