Werewolf (Wilcza Góra) – basalt rose and the only longitudinal section of a volcanic chimney in Poland.
Currently, in part of the excavation, work is underway to make it available.
Information
- Werewolf (name of the hill) or Wolf Mountain (name of the reserve) is one of the most important well-preserved volcanic necas in the Land of Extinct Volcanoes
- at the foot of Wilcza Góra lies the town of Złotoryja, residents colloquially call the mountain “Wilczak”
- at the top until 2019, basalt mining continued, currently the mine area is adapted for tourist purposes – there will be a walking path, an observation deck, educational boards. Currently, sightseeing is not yet possible (work is underway)
- an illegal snowball leads to the top of the hill, which you can use at your own risk
- the reserve located on the opposite side of the hill is possible to access from the parking lot at the provincial road 328, right next to the village of Jerzmanice Zdrój. From here to Wilcza Góra leads a green tourist trail
