Góra Radunia Nature Reserve

Góra Radunia Nature Reserve covers the summit area of Mount Radunia in the Łagiewniki municipality, in Dzierżoniów County, on the grounds of the Miękinia Forest District. It is a floristic reserve created in 1958 covering 44.26 hectares, an area that has not changed to this day.

What the reserve protects

Protection covers the summit area of Radunia, formed of volcanic rock, together with sites of rare plants. The reserve area has recorded 183 species of seed plants, including many rare and protected ones, and 10 species of ferns and allies. The whole area lies within the Ślęża Landscape Park and the Natura 2000 site Masyw Ślęży.

A trail that no longer runs through the reserve

Originally a blue hiking trail ran through the reserve from Tąpadła via Radunia to Łąka Sulistrowicka. Since 2017 its route has been changed to bypass the reserve, because hikers were trampling the valuable grasslands on the summit and lighting fires there, which risked a wildfire.

Practical information

• The reserve lies on the summit of Radunia, in the Łagiewniki municipality, Dzierżoniów County
• The hiking trail now runs beside the reserve, not through its interior - the description of the summit itself is under Radunia
• Nearby also lie the Mount Ślęża Nature Reserve and the peak of Ślęża