Śnieżnik Kłodzki Nature Reserve - A Jewel of the Sudetes
Established in 1965, the Śnieżnik Kłodzki Nature Reserve spans over 1,800 hectares in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. It protects diverse ecosystems, including dense upper montane forests, subalpine meadows, and the peak of Śnieżnik Mountain (1,425 m a.s.l.).
The reserve plays a key role in protecting the unique flora and fauna of the Sudetes. Visitors may encounter rare alpine plant species as well as deer, foxes, and many bird species. Its rich biodiversity gives the area great ecological and scientific value.
Visitor Information
Plan your visit to Śnieżnik Kłodzki Nature Reserve with the following tips:
Access and Trails
The reserve is accessible year-round and offers many marked hiking trails. The most popular route leads to the summit of Śnieżnik, with scenic views of the surrounding area.
- Main trailhead: Międzygórze village
- Difficulty: moderate to challenging
- Well-maintained paths with informational signage
Facilities and Accommodation
The reserve itself has no tourist infrastructure, but nearby towns offer a wide range of amenities.
- Lodging in Międzygórze and nearby villages
- Local restaurants serving Polish cuisine
- Visitor centers with maps and guides
Guidelines and Regulations
To protect the natural environment, all visitors must follow the reserve's rules.
- Stay on designated trails
- Do not disturb animals or pick plants
- Carry out all trash - leave no trace