Gorczanski National Park

This is a typical mountain forest park with rising slopes of tree stands. The Carpathian beech and fir woods make up the lower slopes, while the upper slopes of the mountain are dominated by spruce forest. Both Alpine and the natural endemic plants cover the numerous mountain glades.

Basic information
Area:
7 030 ha
Date of creation:
1981
The symbol of the park:
Fire salamander

The park’s fauna include typical forest animals such as red deer, roe deer, wild boar, lynx, wildcat, and wolf. Of special note is the population of wood grouse and the spotted salamander, which is the park’s emblem.

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