Mountains
a cone-shaped peak of a former volcano known as the Silesian Fuji, with more than 400 basalt steps on the trail
Parks and nature
a relic of a Tertiary volcano in the Kaczawa Foothills, with basalt scree fields and rock vegetation
Entertainment
a sport shooting range open to anyone with the club owner's consent
horse-riding lessons and getting to know horses at the foot of Ostrzyca in the Land of Extinct Volcanoes
Proboszczów in the Land of Extinct Volcanoes: Ostrzyca Proboszczowicka, a reserve with block fields, a riding stable and a shooting range.
Ostrzyca is a cone-shaped volcanic peak 501 m high, the tallest in the Kaczawskie Foothills, about 2.5 kilometres south-west of Proboszczów. Because of its regular shape it is called the Silesian Mount Fuji. Ostrzyca was an active volcano over 5 million years ago, and its summit is a basalt neck, a solidified piece of the old volcanic vent. A trail of stone steps leads up. Entry is free.
The Ostrzyca Proboszczowicka nature reserve covers 3.81 hectares and was created in 1962. It protects basalt block fields on the summit and rare rock vegetation. A relic of a Tertiary volcano survives here, so keep to the marked path.
The Stable at the Foot of Ostrzyca keeps nine Wielkopolska horses and teaches riding under an instructor. It invites guests to get to know horses, not only to ride, and the stable stamps the geopark explorer's passport. The Granica Sports Club shooting range welcomes children, young people and adults, including people with disabilities. You can enter only with the owner's permission and in his presence, after arranging it by phone.
Nearby, look at Złotoryja, Wojcieszów, Sędziszowa and Rząśnik.
